I love that we can #flipthesscript on #NationalAdoptionMonth in the #adoption world, but can we please have time in mainstream media? #news
— mothermade (@mothermade) November 13, 2014
In just a short period of time, The New York Times posted a story by a writer named Laura Barcella. Barcella is well-known in the world of xoJane as a contributing editor. What wasn’t a widespread known fact was that she is also an adoptee.
We’ve made mainstream media on Day 13! Adoptees Like Me #FliptheScript by @laurabarcella on @NYTMotherlode http://t.co/5QVScGKb1x #NAM14
— mothermade (@mothermade) November 14, 2014
The #flipthescript campaign has finally elevated the adoptee voices. Adoptee narratives are flooding the twitterverse. No one story lines up with another. Each has her/his own tale to tell. We have finally left the loyalty feelings behind and emerged our own adult selves.
The voices of #adoptees reverberate. Each share can #flipthescript on #NAM14 Thanks! http://t.co/ILu2WUCLbN by @theladyerrant HT @GarethMarr
— mothermade (@mothermade) November 13, 2014
“People tended to gloss over my feelings and the subject quickly got changed.” @alisonnoyce http://t.co/ZxaQRki4Y4 #flipthescript #NAM14
— mothermade (@mothermade) November 13, 2014
My mother & me. Reuniting after 50 sad & lonely yrs apart. My son snapped the photo. #WorldAdoptionDay #flipthescript pic.twitter.com/sw9vJoSHFp
— Renee Davis (@MizPotatohead) November 9, 2014
This week on #FlipTheScript #NationalAdoptionMonth #NAM14 http://t.co/hnC5Lk7RZb by #redthreadbroken
— mothermade (@mothermade) November 8, 2014
My adoption experience. My thoughts. My voice. Same for young adoptees. #flipthescript #NationalAdoptionMonth pic.twitter.com/0lXIrM0388
— Julie Stromberg (@JulieStromberg) November 14, 2014
Even the Presidential Memo on National Adoption month left #adoptees out. New blog: http://t.co/ulv6gZOlss #flipthescript
— Angela (@angieadoptee) November 7, 2014
Before my feet touched Korean soil, I called my ceramics series “adopted.” Since returning, I have changed the way I view myself. Using the word “adopted” presents an action taken by someone other than myself. I am grown and can now act on who I am … an adoptee.
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