"Is That Your Mom?": Voices of Cross Racially Raised Adults of The African Diaspora Fiction | African American & Black | Urban & Street Lit ; Fiction | Women ; Fiction | Romance | African American & Black As a reference tool

As a reference tool

unflinching tale of lives destroyed by drugs

her sister Chichi is rebelling

a little bit of memoir

So it makes sense that reading and understanding scripture is a continual experience

"Is That Your Mom?": Voices of Cross Racially Raised Adults of The African Diaspora Fiction | African American & Black | Urban & Street Lit ; Fiction | Women ; Fiction | Romance | African American & Black As a reference toolWhile White parents raising Black children has become increasingly salient in the last 20 30 years, the experience of those who grow up in these cross racial families is much more complicated. Indeed, much of the adoption studies literature has privileged White parent voices, further silencing cross racially raised Black identified children. "Is That Your Mom?" challenges the dominant narrative that love trumps race (and racism) in family dynamics,