Product Description: This book examines the ethnic boundaries and the social hierarchies within them that allow or prohibit perceptions of belonging for American Indian adoptees. This exploration of American Indian transracial adoption examines the structures that allow or prohibit perceptions of belonging and not belonging for American Indian adoptees who were placed in Euro-American families between 1948 and 1967...read more

Drawing from her own experience as a white woman who adopted a black child, the author explores the complexities of race and adoption through both sociological and personal lenses. Reprint.

Records the adoption process as well as the author's hopes and fears about motherhood and adoption while waiting for the birth of her adopted biracial son

A journalist candidly describes her quest to become a parent, during which she endured a roller-coaster ride of infertility procedures, adoption options, and the near dissolution of her marriage. Reprint. NYT.

An intimate portrait of race relations in America as seen through the eyes of a white couple and their two adopted black daughters explores the joys and pains of an interracial family. Tour.

The mother of two Korean-born daughters discusses intercultural and interracial adoption, addressing the special problems and social considerations

Product Description: The story of a handicapped Vietnamese child in a strange country.