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The Big Four Cartel Adoption Agencies
What began as an emergency response to post-war devastation and mixed-race war orphans in the 1950s evolved by the 1970s and 1980s into a state-sanctioned social safety valve for handling single motherhood, poverty, and urban displacement.
17 hours ago4 min read
Harry Holt & America's Impact on Korea's Adoption System
1. Harry Holt and the Catalyst of US "Private Bills" (1953–1955) Following the Korean War, thousands of mixed-race children (born to Korean mothers and US/UN soldiers) faced intense ostracization, poverty, and abandonment in South Korea. In 1954, Harry and Bertha Holt, evangelical Christians from Creswell, Oregon, watched a World Vision documentary detailing this crisis and decided they needed to act. However, they ran into a major obstacle: the United States Immigration La
3 days ago4 min read
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