Unequal Motherhoods and the Adoption of Asian Children

Delve into the complexities of adoption with "Unequal Motherhoods and the Adoption of Asian Children" by Jungyun Gill, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2018. This thought-provoking book, spanning 170 pages, investigates the adoption of Asian children by white American families. It critically examines how adoptive, birth, and foster mothers encounter gender oppression in relation to their diverse backgrounds of class, race, and nationality.

Jungyun Gill, an Assistant Professor, skillfully brings to light the interdependencies and inequalities that shape motherhood experiences among these three groups. This insightful work not only enriches the conversation surrounding adoption but also prompts readers to reflect on the nuanced dynamics of race, identity, and family structures. Perfect for those interested in sociology, gender studies, and the implications of transnational adoption, this book is a vital addition to your collection.