This quickly bred resentment and confusion for both nationals and multicultural families. Koreans called it reverse discrimination, leaving bitter comments like “Please focus on your own people more,” ...

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Unfamiliar with the Korean language and culture, many immigrant spouses and their multicultural families here suffer from social challenges and sometimes domestic feuds. A survey by the Ministry of ...

In 2015, Natasha, who asked to use her first name only, adopted a beautiful baby girl from The Cradle, in Evanston. Long before Natasha and Avery became a family, the state licensed adoption agency ...

School districts across the United States employ cultural brokers to help facilitate the involvement of multilingual families in their children’s schools. These liaisons build bridges over the ...

Multicultural families in Korea are having fewer children due apparently to difficulties in raising children here. The number of students from multicultural backgrounds in Korea's schools has been ...

With the growing number of multicultural families in the country, the government plans to announce a multicultural family policy road map in March, which will set the direction of overall policies ...

Over 60% of multicultural youth attended college last year, with their families seeing higher incomes and living in Korea for a longer time. This shows how such households are growingly integrated ...

One peculiar point discovered while reporting on the [The Unvarnished Truth of International Marriage] series, which examines issues of international marriage and multicultural families, was that ...

For adoptive parents Susie and Jack Goldthwaite of St. Charles, stocking the family toy box with black Barbie dolls and story books illustrated with characters resembling their two African-American ...