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"Our Loving Family"

Buying a dollhouse for my daughters third birthday was a cinch. Finding the right family to live in it was a bit more difficult.

by Julie Staub

TAGS: Birth Fathers, Birth Mothers, Celebrations & Holidays, Talking About Race

• Racial Identity
• Transracial

June 26, 2014

Buying a dollhouse for my daughter’s third birthday was a cinch. Finding the right family to live in it was a bit more difficult.

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