My grandma brought me the coolest thermos from Korea, but kids made fun of the food inside it @CBCdocs

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Avril Lavigne + K-pop + kimchi. Joe Rascal, an independent artist and musician, recalls burning CDs, getting suspended for fighting and bringing a “high-tech” thermos filled with kimchi and other Korean dishes to school.

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Three Asian Canadians share childhood memories of their hidden, forgotten or discarded lunches — the ones their classmates called “weird,” “smelly” and “funny-looking.”

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