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Rachel Nolan

Bylines

In the Best Interest of the Child

A new book gets inside Guatemala’s international adoption industry and the complicated context of deciding a child’s welfare.

by Rachel Nolan, Erin Siegal McIntyre via Guernica on January 16, 2024
Guatemala’s Baby Brokers: How Thousands of Children Were Stolen For Adoption

Baby brokers often tricked Indigenous Mayan women into giving up newborns; kidnappers took others. International adoption is now seen as a cover for war crimes.

by Rachel Nolan via The Guardian on January 4, 2024
Do Cartels Exist?

A revisionist view of the drug wars.

by Rachel Nolan via Harper’s
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on June 20, 2023
As American as Child Separation

The United States tears families apart—during slavery, the wars against indigenous people, the war on drugs, and, today, at the border.

by Rachel Nolan via Public Books on February 19, 2021

Until I Find You: Disappeared Children and Coercive Adoptions in Guatemala

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Two people hanging poster of a man looking for his family, holding a photo of himself as a child.

Searching for Guatemala’s Stolen Children

Journalist Rachel Nolan investigates tens of thousands of forced adoptions and the U.S. policy that enabled them.

by Cora Currier via The New Republic on January 25, 2024

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