File:North Korea - Kaesong girl (5038918022).jpg
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| Description | In North Korea, girls weren’t supposed to ride bicycles. There was a social stigma—people thought it unsightly and sexually suggestive—and periodically the Workers’ Party would issue formal edicts, making it technically illegal. However, girls ignored the rule. |
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| Source | North Korea - Kaesong girl |
| Author | Roman Harak |
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