For some good critique of this article, read what resist racism and land of the not so calm have to say.
Adopting the culture
by Dana DeFever | Citizen Patriot | Sunday March 30, 2008, 8:00 AM
Children today fear few things more than being different than their peers. They want to look the same, talk the same, and have similar homes and backgrounds. Even with the near-universal refrain about embracing diversity, it’s
still a tall order for the average child. It can be especially
difficult for those from different countries who are adopted by
American parents.
Above:
Megan Cox, 11, chops mushrooms as Morgan Cox, 6, and Peggy Cox prepare
another part of dinner at the stove. Top: Sue Wallace assists her son,
Alex, 9, with homework at her home on Mirror Lake.
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