Thank you Kim for sharing this link. I find this very helpfull in enriching the limited materials of my students on alternate curriculum. I also wanted to comment on the cultural context of the exceprt you shared from Lina Sue Park's "When my Name Was Keoko". As an Asian man myself it is very significant for us to value and be recognized for our names. Our names is tantamount to our honor especially among men. So to change the Korean name of the uncle to Japanese name would be euqal to surrendering your integrity and honor and without those, what's the meaning of their existence or manhood?
