Reporting after the LA Riot and 'Black Korean' conflict - Los Angeles Times
South Korea debates a massacre of 40 years ago | The Economist
Thirty years after it burned, Koreatown has transformed. But scars remain - Los Angeles Times
30 years after 'Saigu': Korean Americans reckon with L.A.'s past on anniversary of riots
The LA riots were a rude awakening for Korean-Americans | CNN
Troublemaker by John Cho | Hachette Book Group
From the Wreckage of the '92 Riots, a Better Los Angeles Rises | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
Korean American-Black conflict during L.A. riots was overemphasized by media, experts say
30 years after 'Saigu': Korean Americans reckon with L.A.'s past on anniversary of riots
LA riots on film: the projects marking the 25th anniversary of an uprising | US television | The Guardian
Latasha Harlins' death and why Korean-Americans were targets in the '92 riots | LAist - NPR News for Southern California - 89.3 FM
L.A. 4·29 Riots : 강형원기자가 기록하는 찬란한 우리문화유산 : Korea·Los Angeles·Washington
Sonny Kang reflects on his experience during the LA Riots | LAist - NPR News for Southern California - 89.3 FM
1992 Los Angeles riots - Wikipedia
Leaders urge unity as city marks 30 years since LA Riots
L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later - Gun Store Manager David Joo Looks Back | A&E - YouTube
Look what happens when we don't talk to each other': Korean American filmmakers' L.A. riots stories - Los Angeles Times
2 killed in South Korea riots after president ousted
LA riots left lasting mark on Korean-American community - ABC7 Los Angeles
Sal Di Stefano on Twitter: "1992 LA riots. Koreans defending their businesses and lives with their 2nd Amendment rights. https://t.co/B8sUIRZ80J" / Twitter
Grace Lee's 'K-TOWN '92' Tells a Different Story of the LA Riots – CAAM Home
April Issue: K.W. Lee Challenges the Grandchildren of the LA Riots - Character Media
Look what happens when we don't talk to each other': Korean American filmmakers' L.A. riots stories - Los Angeles Times
Meet The Real 'Roof Koreans' From The L.A. Riots
Thirty years after it burned, Koreatown has transformed. But scars remain - Los Angeles Times
