The Baby Scoop Era: Unwed Mothers, Infant Adoption and Forced Surrender
An expose of unethical and coercive adoption industry practices during a short period in American history known as the Baby Scoop Era (Post WWII – 1972). By sharing the actual printed words of social caseworkers, maternity home personnel, lawyers, judges, medical and mental health practitioners, the methods used to ensure that “unwed” mothers would surrender their babies to mostly infertile strangers will be revealed. These crimes against nature resulted in more than 1.5 million vulnerable new mothers being permanently separated from newborns that they might have parented had they been informed of their civil, legal, human and Constitutional rights.Karen Wi
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The Shoebox Effect: Transforming Pain Into Fortitude and Purpose
Finding My Roots: A Journal of Discovery and Reunification
The Foundling: The True Story of a Kidnapping, a Family Secret, and My Search for the Real Me
The Girls Who Went Away: The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades Before Roe v. Wade
Before We Were Yours: A Novel
When Never Comes Again – A Novel
Through Adopted Eyes: A Collection of Memoirs From Adoptees
Being Adopted: The Lifelong Search for Self
Ithaka: A Daugther’s Memoir of Being Found
Lost and Found