Closure: One Adoptee’s Journey to Finding Her Biological Family
“Exposure to other cultures—not just that of their own—but an overall awareness and an ability to understand the world in the context of their own race outside of the veil of white privilege. When transracial adoptees exit their childhood home they no longer are granted some of the unspoken and invisible privileges that they were afforded when in the presence of their Caucasian parents. It’s important to prepare the adoptee for their adult reality as a minority in America.” – Angela Tucker
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