210 | Stephanie Drenka

Today’s guest is the incredible Stephanie Drenka, and we say incredible because she saw the need for an online platform for underrepresented communities and went ahead and built VISIBLE magazine in one night. Stephanie talks about her shifting view of adoption over time, how being raised in a predominantly white community caused her to experience internalized racism, and why sometimes when you see a need in the community, you’ve got to be the one to go ahead and fill the gap.

Full Show Notes Here Show Notes Recommended Resources

• VISIBLE Magazine (mentioned: article by Gracie) and VISIBLE on Instagram
• Somebody’s Children: The Politics of Transnational and Transracial Adoption by Laura Briggs
• Taking Children: A History of American Terror by Laura Briggs
• Mentioned: Adoptees On episode addressing internalized racism (177 Healing Series Internalized Oppression)

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