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Did I Steal My Daughter?

by Kevin on Thu 15 Nov 2007 08:14 AM GMT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

‘The answers are never easy when you enter the labyrinth of global adoption’.

In this thoughtful piece by Elizabeth Larsen, we are allowed to join with the author in her quest for those answers. The latest Mother Jones prints her story about adoption in Guatemala. The comments following the piece are also well worth the time.

Keywords: children, adoption

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