The Politics of Playdates

A blog about Ethiopian adoption, transracial parenting and general mommying.

Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Hair day!



 



Related: Black Hair for People Who Have No Idea What They Are Doing

Posted by Paige Rachel Winikoff at 8:18 PM
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Great Links

  • Melissa Fay Greene Ethiopian Adoption: An Informal and Unofficial Guide
  • Jen Hatmaker - Examining Adoption Ethics: Part Two
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