Can't wait! Also, this Sat. 4/13 at 4pm-ish come to Four & Twenty Blackbirds cafe (439 3rd Ave, Bklyn, NY) to buy @thesusanito's memoir and get it personally signed by her! @alsoknownasinc@LostLitBrooklyn
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but:
You can love an adopted person (even in your own family) and still be critical of adoption as a system, and want to envision what abolition means.
In fact, it’s often because of one’s love for that person that you do.
@ericsmithrocks@PSLiterary Hi @ericsmithrocks! I'm a Korean adoptee creative non fiction writer who solely writes abt transracial/ international adoption circling race, identity & grief. My published essays: https://t.co/V7gNOWCk9l. Working on 2 memoirs! One pretty much done, one gestating in outline form.
It’s so sad to see POC calling it segregation when you want to do something with other POC. Segregation is when someone with power chooses to separate you from power. When you choose to make power with other disempowered people, that’s not segregation. That’s community.
"The adoptees also called for the commission to push Holt Children’s Services and Korea Social Service...into providing full access to the entirety of their adoption documents and background information." Thank you Danish KADs!
https://t.co/2INn262xcg
"Please don't write to appease others. Not the market, not a demographic, and not your family. Write the story that fascinates you in the way that electrifies you, and ignore everything else." - Isaac Marion #WritingCommunity#Writing
At #Target buying my 5yr old a 2piece bathing suit for #summercamp b/c she’s wearing a 1piece all day b/c she’s afraid to change by herself. This isn’t to go swimming but 4 a water balloon fight. Seriously #triggered by both kids summer camps. Is this #ptsd? #hatesummer#momrant
I've been getting countless replies and DMs like this since last week. A reminder that I was born here, I'm American, and these insecure white people are terrified they're becoming the minority because they're scared we'll treat them the same way they've historically treated us.