Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story
The year is 1954. Abandoned by her teenage mother, a baby girl is left in the care of a charity in Buffalo, New York.

The baby is black in a city and at a time in which blacks and whites have little to do with one another; the charity is an overwhelmingly white organization. Little Theresa Cameron is placed into this racially divided world.

In this shattering account of her eighteen years as a �ward of the state,� Cameron takes us inside the life of a foster child. She shares with us her heartbreaking struggle to survive in a foster-care system where children�s welfare often seemed the lowest priority.
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Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story
The year is 1954. Abandoned by her teenage mother, a baby girl is left in the care of a charity in Buffalo, New York.

The baby is black in a city and at a time in which blacks and whites have little to do with one another; the charity is an overwhelmingly white organization. Little Theresa Cameron is placed into this racially divided world.

In this shattering account of her eighteen years as a �ward of the state,� Cameron takes us inside the life of a foster child. She shares with us her heartbreaking struggle to survive in a foster-care system where children�s welfare often seemed the lowest priority.
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Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story

Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story

by Theresa Cameron
Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story

Foster Care Odysssey: A Black Girl's Story

by Theresa Cameron

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The year is 1954. Abandoned by her teenage mother, a baby girl is left in the care of a charity in Buffalo, New York.

The baby is black in a city and at a time in which blacks and whites have little to do with one another; the charity is an overwhelmingly white organization. Little Theresa Cameron is placed into this racially divided world.

In this shattering account of her eighteen years as a �ward of the state,� Cameron takes us inside the life of a foster child. She shares with us her heartbreaking struggle to survive in a foster-care system where children�s welfare often seemed the lowest priority.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149241002
Publisher: Townsend Press
Publication date: 05/21/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 381
File size: 980 KB
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