Before orphanages became marketing tools for tourist dollars and collecting stations for shipping kids overseas (i.e., a long, long time ago), a group of students at Central Michigan University adopted an orphanage. They sent money to them over several years to provide clothing, food, and other necessities like an ox and pigs. The orphans, now grown up, still remember those students. “I’ll tell you what I like to think to myself,” Kirwan muses. “When I […]
very professionally done set of videos. he’s also a rapper:
Detailed accounting of KAD artistic projects up to the first Gathering. https://adopteeculturalarchives.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/stoker-activismandart.pdf
Janine Myung Ja and Jenette Moon Ja https://vancetwins.com/aboutthevancetwins/blogpost/ “The Lees” https://wethelees.wordpress.com/ Wendy Laybourn http://savvysunah.com/ Ali McNally http://seoulshakedown.com/ Kaomi Goetz https://kaomigee.tumblr.com/ Zeke Anders http://thekaddiaries.com Anonymous http://www.sheddingwhiteness.com/ Ellie Freeman https://roknrollradio.wordpress.com/ Leann http://going–places.blogspot.com Teddy Thaden http://forgotten-seoul.tumblr.com/ Kat http://myseoultoshare.blogspot.com/ Robby Regal Kim ‘https://medium.com/@rega0064 Anonymous https://bykotamom.wordpress.com/ Anonymous http://mykoreanadopteestory.tumblr.com/ Anonymous http://kckad.tumblr.com/ Nikki https://sarangkoreanstyle.wordpress.com/ ‘https://sarangkoreanstyle.wordpress.com/adoption-story/ Anonymous http://tearsforseoul.blogspot.ca/?m=1
A very good set of points to check before adopting transracially. Read the full list here. #10: 10. If you do not believe in White privilege, you should not be adopting a non-White child. I would amend that one slightly to say that if you can’t imagine that it exists, then you should not be adopting a non-white child. If you can imagine it, have an open mind about it, even if you don’t really get […]
