Kim Su-jung joins a protest against coeducation at Dongduk Women's University, sparking mixed reactions online.
November/17/2024 15:30
Actress Kim Su-jung, who was active under the nickname 'Correct Girl', participated in a signature campaign opposing the coeducation of Dongduk Women's University, receiving various reactions. Although she majored in Broadcasting and Entertainment at Dongduk Women's University, it is known that she dropped out. Recently, through her Instagram, she proved her participation in the signature campaign against the coeducation of Dongduk Women's University, posting a photo with the caption, 'There are too many people in the world who cannot understand.' As her post spread across numerous online communities, various comments, including defamation, were received from net users. In response, she posted a screenshot of derogatory comments about her looks that were published in a certain community on her Instagram, reacting, 'Even though I say I want to remain as a graduate of a women's university, seeing you all here makes me absolutely not want to attend coeducation. I really dislike dark and immature men like you.' Prior to this, it was revealed that the university recently discussed the transition to coeducation as part of its 'University Development Plan'. In response, about 200 students from various departments and campus feminism circles participated in a demonstration holding placards saying, 'Withdraw the coeducation transition.' Kim Su-jung debuted in the entertainment industry as a commercial model in 2007. The following year, she began her acting career by appearing in the KBS 2TV drama 'Beloved Gold Branch and Jade Leaf'. After that, she gained popularity as 'Correct Girl' on the KBS 2TV variety show 'Star Golden Bell', where she would say 'Correct!'. She has also attracted attention as the older sister of REX, a member of the rookie boy group DXMON.
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