
Of course it's a real question and a serious one. Adoption professionals have been wondering about this for years. |
It seems like the woman in question did not pick between two babies, she grew attached to the one she had. Unlike you, she does not seem to objectify the children, they are people after all, not white and black accessories. |
Crazy enough I know of another white man married to a black woman with a similar belief. Perhaps I know you, lol. I think it's crazy as hell. Such an odd mindset. Then again in my experience people in interracial marriages tend to have the most racial baggage. At least the ones I know. |
Can we get back to the OP's question? |
You're damaged goods and in no way represent AAs. To other posters, best to stop addressing this mentally unstable person. He/she is getting a perverted thrill from being entertained. Lady, don't blame us for your feelings about your lack of worth, which you so visibly wear on your sleeve. It's your parents' fault. In fact, you probably don't have parents or come from a broken home. You married a white man to mitigate that which failed. In all honesty, you're a pathetic coward using white children as a target for your inadequacies. Your husband will leave you soon too. No one can live around poison indefinitely. |
No, stats show they adopt at low numbers and it's only recently that more single African American women are adopting on their own. Over the years, there have been guesses that the reason the numbers are lower are everything from lower rates of infertility in African American women to cultural factors but I don't believe there is any comprehensive study of why the number of African Americans adopting domestically in the US is lower. In regards to domestic infant adoption, it's not really "supply and demand" as much as there is a low number of African American potential adoptive parents so it appears that there are in fact more African American infants available for adoption because once they pool of potential African American adoptive parents is exhausted there is outreach to white adoptive parents. In terms of "demand", the highest and most costly domestic infant adoptions today are not likely to be of white babies but of Latina or Asian babies. Families who wish to have sibling for their already internationally adopted child and the country they first adopted from is no longer an option. Overall the pool of adoptive parents of any race at any given time in the US is tiny compared to those parents who are having children biological. |
This may as well say 'I'm a troll'. |
When you look in the mirror, are you able to see the KKK hood you wear on your head? |
As an adoptive parent, I don't see any issue with what this poster is saying. It's honest and that's the best policy when discussing adoption. Far too often, white parents adopt a non-white child even when deep down they are unsure or think that race won't matter to them. |
I agree that PP shouldn't adopt a white baby. We're a bit concerned for her own children, and her DH. |
So, since black people can't be racist, what are these two women who hate white babies? Prejudiced? I'm legitimately asking. This thread makes me want to cry for their biracial babies. |
Yes, bigoted, prejudiced. But potentially racist if any of this conveys to her own biological children and DH. And my own layman's diagnosis: Crazytown. |
^they're bigots. Racism is based upon the power structure, so blanks are exempt. But anyone can be a bigot. |
Why wouldn't this be a serious question? Enlighten us. |
Imagine if we substituted 'white' for 'black' and vice versa. Wow. |