Most of the extant social work research on biracial children and families has focused on the
experiences of transracially adopted black or biracial children and their white parents or Afro …

Until the late twentieth century, the majority of foreign-born children adopted in the United
States came from Korea. In the absorbing book Reframing Transracial Adoption, Kristi Brian …

Contributing to a body of theory that advocates for reflexivity and consideration of
embodiment by social researchers, this article explores aspects of performing qualitative …

The picture of six-year-old Ruby Bridges and her mom bravely leaving her school flanked by
the US Marshals amidst a torrent of fear and hate unleashes an equal surge of heartbreak …

THIS ESSAY MAPS SOCIAL HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC INTERPREtations of
Whiteness to develop an understanding of the complexity and rootedness of Whiteness as a …

Biracial families represent a growing segment of families in the United States today and
improved societal attitudes towards interracial relationships have contributed immensely to …

Page 1 American Literature Reddings in the 21st Century Sex, Race, and Family in
Contemporary Americon Short Stories By - MESSA BOSTROM : Page 2 Sex, Race, and Family in …

This critical analysis of the literature is a comprehensive collection and review of literature
on the experiences of White monoracial mothers of Black/White Biracial children. Literature …

In the US, child protective services (CPS), alarge welfare bureauuacyrun on a county level,
is empowered to investigate allegations of child abuse and neglect and to determine …

Contemporary international adoptive mothers are encouraged by a myriad of sources to"
keep culture" for their children by transmitting cultural information and arranging ethnic …