
Episode 27 - Karlos Dillard and I explore Karlos's life as a transracial adoptee and his experiences in foster care. We discuss the impact of drug culture on families, racial dynamics in the foster care system, and the challenges of navigating identity and sexuality. The conversation also touches on the influence of religion on personal beliefs and the critique of religious hypocrisy. Karlos shares his reflections on being Black abroad and the societal implications of race and privilege, culminating in a discussion about the themes presented in 'The Handmaid's Tale.' In this conversation, Karlos and Tara delve into the complexities of adoption, trauma, and the foster care system. Karlos discuss's his personal experiences with foster care, the challenges of navigating identity as queer individual, and the impact of trauma on mental health. The dialogue also touches on the importance of education, the struggles of homelessness, and the significance of finding one's voice and community. Karlos shares his journey of emancipation and the lessons learned from his past, emphasizing the need for support and understanding for queer youth in similar situations.
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