Virtual Panel: Effects of Racial and Pandemic Crises on Adoptees
Join SAPCA panelists, Robert O’Connor, Amanda Baden, Chaitra Wirta-Leiker, and Tony Hynes as they explore the prospect of returning home for the holidays for adopted individuals, amidst the emerging dialogues, attitudes, and beliefs of the last year.
Virtual Panel: (Re)introducing SAPCA
Register today for the upcoming virtual SAPCA event.
March 21st, 2021
Free Event
This event is open to adoptees of color only.
Why Adoptee Professionals and Experts Don’t Want You to Forget About Amy Coney Barrett After the Election
The newly appointed Supreme Court Justice, Amy Coney Barrett, like many transracial adoptive parents of Black children, acknowledges racism exists. “I think it is an entirely uncontroversial and obvious statement, given, as we just talked about the George Floyd video, that racism persists in our country,” Barrett said in the second day of her nomination hearings. Like many transracial adoptive parents though, Barrett does not seem to fully grasp how her misunderstanding of racism, lack of advocacy, and problematic positioning of her Black children upholds the same racist systems that she worries will one day brutalize them.