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Black Adoptees Identities - Episode 2: Jules

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09/11/2023

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Christelle Pellecuer is in conversation with Jules, a transracial adoptee, originally from Mali. The conversation explores how adoption impact on mental health and relationships and Jules shares how she navigated birthdays, medical history, racism and changing name. Content Warning: General discussion of suicide from 15min00sec to 15min32sec.   

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