• 3 | Adoption, The Search for Your Cultural Identity and Finding Her Birth Parents with Catie Lewis

  • Apr 21 2020
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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3 | Adoption, The Search for Your Cultural Identity and Finding Her Birth Parents with Catie Lewis

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  • In episode three, I sat down (virtually, of course) with artist, Catie Lewis, to talk about being an adoptee and finding her birth parents through a Facebook post.

    We talk about discovering your self confidence as a woman of color in a place where no one looks like you. And we address the question of our childhood: Why the HELL were there so many American Girl Dolls but not a single one that looked Filipina?!

    About Catie:

    Catie Lewis is a self taught artist based in Austin, TX. She concentrates on simplistic, contour line drawings but also spends a lot of time expanding her painting knowledge and creating murals. 

    You can find Catie at @catiegl.art on Instagram. You can find her prints on her website: https://www.catielewis.com/

    Kristina's Current Obessions:

    Join me at Book of the Month. I'm reading 'Library of Legends' with Janie Chang.

    Holisticism is my new favorite obsession. https://www.holisticism.com/virtual-workshops

    Ozark on Netflix! Don't send me spoilers.

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