A 
Korean American is a person of 
Korean ancestry who was either born in or is an immigrant of the 
United States.
Notable Korean Americans -- who have publically appeared on American televsion, in news, or in magazine several times -- include:
-  Leonard Chang, American-born writer 
-  Margaret Cho, American-born comedian 
-  Hyun Kim, New York-based Korean-born hip-hop musician (immigrated to the USA at 8)
-  Lodestone Theatre Ensemble
-  Philip W. Chung
-  Alexandra Bokyun Chun
-  Chil Kong 
-  Tim Lounibos
 
-  Vickie Nam, American-born editor
-  Soon-Teck Oh, Japanese-born, Korean-raised actor
-  Eun-ha Paek, San Francisco-based Korean-born artist (female) (immigrated to the USA at 3)
-  Eddie Pak, New York-based designer 
-  Diana Hong, New York-based art director
-  Michelle Harper, New York-based fashion editor (adopted age 4)
-  Suchin Pak, New York-based Korean-born MTV correspondent (female) (immigrated to the USA at 5)
-  Nam June Paik, Korean-born artist
-  Linda Park[?], Korean-born actor (Enterprise)
-  Rick Yune[?], American-born actor
-  Keiko Agena regularly plays a Korean-American on a TV series, but she is actually Japanese American.
See also: Asian American, Chinese American, Japanese American
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