<p>Cindy was born in South Korea but she was raised by a black family in Jackson, Mississippi. Like many transracial adoptees, this collision of race, ethnicity, and culture sent Cindy on a complicated journey to find her identity and sense of belonging.</p>

Cindy was born in South Korea but she was raised by a black family in Jackson, Mississippi. Like many transracial adoptees, this collision of race, ethnicity, and culture sent Cindy on a complicated journey to find her identity and sense of belonging.

117. Ethnically Korean, Culturally Black, and Transracially Adopted with Cindy Wilson

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117. Ethnically Korean, Culturally Black, and Transracially Adopted with Cindy Wilson

117. Ethnically Korean, Culturally Black, and Transracially Adopted with Cindy Wilson