mothermade

AKA The Korean Hillbilly

26 January 2014

Faith in Adoption

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I am not faithless. I just need to split my faith on the two things that have made me the person I am today. These two things while differ...
13 January 2014

Our Voices

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We speak to educate. We listen to learn. How can @npr @NPRWeekend talk about #transracial #adoptees without the adoptee’s adult voice...
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13 December 2013

Well, #theyasked …

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Last winter, my sister, hooked me on yet another social medium … Twitter. I blamed her youth (six years my junior). Truth be told, Twitter...
01 December 2013

The Mothers Without Children

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The human interest story, as Martin Sixsmith explains, is about “the weak-minded and ignorant.” The feeble do not deserve the mind of a news...
30 November 2013

The Road to Closure (Spoiler Alert)

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The evening before the weekend adoption conference, this film played at the Minnesota Transracial Film Festival. CLOSURE Trailer from ...
19 November 2013

Adoptees are a family.

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As an adoptee, there are so many people who create your sense of self … adoptive families, birth families, and most importantly, adoptees. T...
15 November 2013

My friends and family made me.

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This week was my birthday week. Saying “week” must sound selfish, but to be honest, it is the best way for me to celebrate. My mid-November ...
05 November 2013

We are entitled.

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Yesterday on a drive around town, my son again opened up the conversation. “I know you are going to hate this, but … ” These days with a ...
02 November 2013

The Woman in the Mirror

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When I was small, my mother would often be presented with this question: “Will you tell her she’s adopted?” My mother’s response...
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29 October 2013

Love that Breaks the Mold

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Re-homing and litigations  have flooded the media stream. I have watched these stories repeat the anger and anguish in the  Lost Daughters ...
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The Korean Hillbilly

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I was reared as a “Tennerican,” part Tennessean, part Puerto Rican. But truth be known, I was born Korean. I was adopted and grew up in rural, East Tennessee. Feeling unmoored and fearing my children wouldn’t know me if I passed, my blog began in 2007 as a record of my existence. To hear more of my storytelling, check out my YouTube channel @thekoreanhillbilly and the podcast “Bless Yer Lil’ Ol’ Heart” on all podcast channels.
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