January 01, 2009
Volume 225 Issue 14
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Adopting ... but not Adapting
Is there room for a child's heritage when he becomes 'Americanized'?
January 1, 2009
When she was 2, Jennifer Kelley's mother abandoned her at a Korean train station. She was quickly put into foster care in Korea, and, six months later, a white American couple adopted her.
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