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It's Barbara Kingsolver's Pigs in Heaven.
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In this novel, this is the most extreme example I know.
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I can't remember the full details, now, but in that novel there is a
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native American woman.
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There is a native American child who's adopted,
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forcibly, in the forcible adoptions, by a white family.
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I think this is how the story goes.
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And, eventually, after the Indian family tries to get
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that child back, it is discovered that the adoptive
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mother was, in fact, a member of that tribe by a
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very diluted blood line.
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And the adoptive mother marries the child's full-blood grandfather: