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“The Saddest Case of True Love”
Simon Van Booy
"Last week I received a postcard from Italy. At first I thought it was a mistake. The message was short but very personal. The sender’s father had “died peacefully” at a care facility in Seoul. The postcard was signed in black ink with a name I didn’t immediately recognize."
Nicole Chung: “Adoptees Have So Rarely Gotten To Tell Their Own Stories.”
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