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Adoptee Rights 101: Class Bastard and how to recognize a genuine adoptee rights bill
The “joke’s” on us- Bastard access to our own records
Once again Bastardette picks apart the conflations and reveals the anti-autonomist core
I’ve got your *REAL* fake birth certificate right here, wingnut!
On so called ‘the primal wound’: “personal problems” vs. political solutions
“Expendables”- the human toll of legislation that “compromises” us away
My comment on 73 adoptee’s “Compromising On Adoptee Access? The Foot You Shoot May Be Your Own”
Prospect of open records makes IL Catholic Conference fearful of potential lawsuits
Jessica Scovil: when the foster system fails completely
Adoption as a modern Feminist institutional blindspot
Attachment Quackery first full post
A good article on Late Discovery and the consequences thereof
Catholic Charities offers up another lifetime’s worth of lies and false “reunion”
How’s that Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption workin’ out for you then?
China, “Orphans,” and economic and legal coercion- just another example of the “Baby Economy”
Haiti, and the constant drumbeat of the demand for children
Outsourcing reproduction, fertility tourism, and the money (or lack thereof) at the heart of it all
Orson Mozes and the perfect symbiosis
Adoption subsidies for frozen corpses, more on the Maryland nightmare
Implications of the abandonment laws, adoption financial incentives, and language tangles
A critical perspective on the “baby safe haven”/babydump programs
Still more Border Babies routinely relabeled “safe haven saves” in OH, NJ, MI, and KY
A note concerning adoptees with sealed records, not in reunion, and the census
Dmitry Yakolev’s / Chase Harrison’s death and the lingusistic objectification of adoptees
High speed photolistings, will the adoptions crash and burn?
Well, someone had to be the first to blog “baby trader magazine!”
Meet Jennifer Haynes, born in India, she was adopted at age 7 by an American, Edward Hancox. She was brought to the United States by two unknown adults who accompanied her on the overseas flight. At the time of the adoption, the agency that handled her case Americans for International Aid and Adoption (AIAA) failed […]
With apologies to both Horace Mann and Rod Serling:
"Be ashamed to" write unless you are willing to “menace the public conscience.”
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Twice!
For all my NaBloPoMo posts see my October 2010 index post and my my November 2010 index post.
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