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Embracing Identity: A Journey for African Interracial Adoptees

Explore the unique challenges faced by African interracial adoptees. At Nia Roots, we address feelings of lost identity and provide support through our community. Join us in celebrating name, identity, and ancestry as we navigate this journey together.

5/8/20241 min read

A group of people gathered, with one person holding a cardboard sign that reads 'Follow us on Insta: transqueer youth.nola meet 2x a month!' The person has rainbow face paint and is wearing a cape with a rainbow pattern and a shirt that says 'Protect Queer Kids.' A young child beside them with rainbow face paint is also present. Other individuals in the background are standing or sitting, and some hold signs.
A group of people gathered, with one person holding a cardboard sign that reads 'Follow us on Insta: transqueer youth.nola meet 2x a month!' The person has rainbow face paint and is wearing a cape with a rainbow pattern and a shirt that says 'Protect Queer Kids.' A young child beside them with rainbow face paint is also present. Other individuals in the background are standing or sitting, and some hold signs.

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