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The following is a conversation I had with a woman I had only just met last night in the nightclub. Let’s just call her a friend of a friend of a friend or something to that effect that won’t betray anyone’s identity. May I add that for a majority of the conversation, she had me [...]

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Often it’s easy to remember the challenges that you face as an adoptee – and in my case being a visibly different adoptee (ie racially).
But sometimes something just makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. The love I have in my family is amazing.
I saw this picture today on Perez Hilton’s site:

I’m definitely not Katherine [...]

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On Thursday I read an article  about ethnic sounding names impeding people’s chances of securing a job interview in Australia.
I was appalled but not surprised at all. It made me think about how grateful I am that my last name has always been Anglo-Saxon despite my Asian appearance. I’ve always been lucky enough to get [...]

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I was adopted from South Korea to a white Australian couple in the mid 1980s. I have been Aussie all my life. I don’t speak another language other than English, I have been brought up in a typically “White Australian” environment and I am basically what most people would call (to my face or otherwise) [...]

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I don’t know if anyone (at all – anyone?) will remember, but I had a side project. It was a little blog called ADOPTIONALLY CHALLENGED and it was basically about what it’s like to be me – an adoptee from South Korea who has lived in Australia her whole life. It was also about the [...]

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