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| | SoRi-MoRi Philadelphia Korean Cultural Troup :: PFP |
 | | Founded in 1999, SoRi-MoRi is a group of first, 1.5 and second generation Koreans in Philadelphia, who value p'ungmul as a means of "learning about and experiencing Korea's minjung (or peoples'), heritage, re-discovering their identities and roots as Koreans in America, and discussing and acting on social, cultural, political, and economic issues impacting their communities." |
 | | SoRi-MoRi annually organizes a traditional folk ritual known as Jishinbalpgi, or "stepping on the spirit of the earth," celebrating the beginning of the New Year in the Korean lunar calendar. |
 | | They have led teach-ins and participated in campaigns, including justice for former Korean "comfort women," North Korean famine relief, immigrants' rights and human rights, anti-war, and the demilitarization of the Korean peninsula. |
| www.folkloreproject.org /folkarts/artists/sorimori/index.cfm (250 words) |
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