What -- and where -- is home? For Korean-American transracial adoptees, the answer isn't simple. In his new photography series, the KAD Diaries, Zeke Anders, the creator of the award-winning vlog series "American Seoul," is exploring the in-between space that people adopted from South Korea and raised by white American families exist in. Transracial adoptees often have cultural/self-identity issues. We feel many times that we don't fit in either culture. "Transracial adoptees often have cultura...
Stunning Photos Capture Korean Adoptees' Feelings Of Conflicting Cultural Identity
The Huffington Post - 11 Mar 2016 22:23
What -- and where -- is home? For Korean-American transracial adoptees, the answer isn't simple. In his new photography series, the KAD Diaries, Zeke Anders, the creator of the award-winning vlog series "American Seoul," is exploring the in-between space that people adopted from South Korea and raised by white American families exist in. Transracial adoptees often have cultural/self-identity issues. We feel many times that we don't fit in either culture. "Transracial adoptees often have cultura...
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