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AKA The Korean Hillbilly
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Showing posts with label
racial identity
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03 February 2015
Somebody Else’s Past: Growing up in the Shadow of Adoption
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Dear readers, below you will find the words of one I call “the second generation of adoptees.” These words are poignant as they may be echo...
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07 May 2014
The Box
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Our family ditched the dull, dreary weather of Wisconsin for the sunny smiles and pleasant primos of Puerto Rico. A much needed break and co...
25 February 2014
They want to know what race we are.
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This morning in the rush of getting ready for school, my girl mentions something as she packs her lunch. “There have been a few racist jok...
07 August 2013
A Tale of Two Families
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Our circle trip began late this July. We were on a mission, two families in ten days … my family in Tennessee, and my husband’s in Canada. ...
28 June 2013
The Misguided Guide
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My parenting could be described as a “fly by the seat of my pants” philosophy. Before I became a parent, I read parenting books and made not...
23 May 2013
The Pains of Prejudice & The Road to Racial Recovery
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Today, I was struck by NPR’s Michele Norris’ newest Race Card Project subject, Elysha O’Brien, a Mexican-American married to an Italian...
17 May 2013
Slow to See Myself
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The conversation in our family car went like this: My son, “Are there any racial slurs for white people?” My husband, “Yes, ‘Whitey’ and...
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