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Posts Tagged ‘relinquishment’

Connecting the Dots: Even Young Adoptees Sense the Loss of Relinquishment

By Erica Kramer, MSW | October 18, 2023
Isaac Etter connecting the dots

Adoptee Isaac Etter was one of the few people of color in his small town. His family didn’t understand how to broach topics around race or adoption. Most of what he learned about race and racism came from the internet as a teen. But by age five or six he already felt the rejection and abandonment of relinquishment.

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