Better off than You Would Have Been: Feminist Legacies for Transnational Adoptive Families in the Jewish Community
In many ways, transnational adoption is challenging the typically Ashkenazi Jewish communities in the US in a way that parallels how women have challenged Judaism within the Reform and Conservative movements. Radin discusses her own experience as an adopted child of a Jew.
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