South Korean army removes poster depicting man-hating hand gesture

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A common hand gesture in a South Korean army recruitment poster has prompted scrutiny of a little-known cultural sensitivity in the country.
In the poster, a female model in a combat uniform poses with her hand resting under her chin.

All quite innocent – except her thumb and index finger form a shape that many South Koreans associate with man-hating, according to The Korea Herald.
The finger pinching gesture is known as the “Megalian hand”, after the radical South Korean feminist group that...

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