Who Is a Worthy Mother?

This audiobook explores the complex history and social issues surrounding adoption in the United States, highlighting often overlooked perspectives, particularly those of adoptees. Drawing from her own life experiences, the author sheds light on the racial, legal, and ethical challenges embedded within the adoption industry, especially in the context of current debates over reproductive rights. It offers a thoughtful, well-researched examination of how adoption practices have been shaped by and continue to influence issues of race, identity, and autonomy in America.