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They Are Called Bastards: the little faces show Caucasian, black and oriental features. They belong to some of Korea’s mixed-blood children, offspring of American fathers and Korean mothers. Korea and the United States squabble over who should assume responsibility for them, but society finds an identity for them. Their mothers are called whores. They are called bastards, July 30, 1980
They Are Called Bastards: the little faces show Caucasian, black and oriental features. They belong to some of Korea’s mixed-blood children, offspring of American fathers and Korean mothers. Korea and the United States squabble over who should assume responsibility for them, but society finds an identity for them. Their mothers are called whores. They are called bastards, July 30, 1980
They Are Called Bastards: the little faces show Caucasian, black and oriental features. They belong to some of Korea’s mixed-blood children, offspring of American fathers and Korean mothers. Korea and the United States squabble over who should assume responsibility for them, but society finds an identity for them. Their mothers are called whores. They are called bastards, July 30, 1980

They Are Called Bastards: the little faces show Caucasian, black and oriental features. They belong to some of Korea’s mixed-blood children, offspring of American fathers and Korean mothers. Korea and the United States squabble over who should assume responsibility for them, but society finds an identity for them. Their mothers are called whores. They are called bastards, July 30, 1980

Maker (American, 1933 - 2004)
Date7/30/1980
MediumSeries of four vintage Associated Press wirephotos resin-coated
DimensionsApproximately 3-1/2 x 5 inches each
Credit LineGift of Jennifer & Marc Lipschultz
Collections
Object number2024.271
Status
Not on view