<p>Sariah Baker is a Chinese American adopted by a White American Mormon family. She recently left the Mormon faith to find herself and her birth family. She believes in having your "backpack of truths".</p><p>Music by Corey Quinn</p>

Sariah Baker is a Chinese American adopted by a White American Mormon family. She recently left the Mormon faith to find herself and her birth family. She believes in having your "backpack of truths". Music by Corey Quinn

154. Sariah Baker: "They Can't Hurt Me Anymore" and "Advocacy"

Through an audio drama and episodes of thought-provoking conversations, the listening audience can learn some of the issues faced by those affected by adoption. The adoptee is at the center of all conversations had with other members of the adoption constellation.

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154. Sariah Baker: "They Can't Hurt Me Anymore" and "Advocacy"

154. Sariah Baker: "They Can't Hurt Me Anymore" and "Advocacy"

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