Second-generation adoptee: 'I never felt like I truly fit in, but it no longer matters'

At first glance, Alyssa Hunzeker does not look different from other Asian Americans. The 26-year-old attorney, who lives in Arizona with her husband, was born and raised in Utah to a Korean-born father. But Hunzeker's struggle with identity has been shaped by a family history unlike that of many other Asian Americans. Her father was adopted from Korea in 1974. After being found wandering the streets at the age of 3, he was taken to an orphanage by police and then on to the United States. To this

By The Korea Herald