No. Not necessarily. I have adopted cousins, one is hispanic, one is black and two are "white." Being adopted is always hard no matter what. I think however interacial adoption can be very beautiful. I't's a beautiful thought anyway. One of the cousins' has turned into quite a problemed teenager; you really can't be sure whether it's due to race or being adopted.At the risk of sounding politically incorrect, perhaps adopting a child of the same race would be ideal, maybe it would make the kid adjust easier or something, I don't know. You can never be sure.Anyway we all grow up and have to face our selfves someday no matter what.
If people of one demographic are more likely to give kids up for adoption, and not so many people of that demographic want to take kids in, then they HAVE to go elsewhere.-The only problem would be that the kid will KNOW he isn't their adoptive parents natural offspring at an earlier age, and may ask some questions that may become uncomfortable. This is offset by the fact that if somebody gives up a child for adoption, then it is because they KNOW they can't care for them. It is far better for a child to be given up for adoption than neglected by people who cannot cope with children.
No. Not necessarily. I have adopted cousins, one is hispanic, one is black and two are "white." Being adopted is always hard no matter what. I think however interacial adoption can be very beautiful. I't's a beautiful thought anyway. One of the cousins' has turned into quite a problemed teenager; you really can't be sure whether it's due to race or being adopted.At the risk of sounding politically incorrect, perhaps adopting a child of the same race would be ideal, maybe it would make the kid adjust easier or something, I don't know. You can never be sure.Anyway we all grow up and have to face our selfves someday no matter what.
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If people of one demographic are more likely to give kids up for adoption, and not so many people of that demographic want to take kids in, then they HAVE to go elsewhere.-The only problem would be that the kid will KNOW he isn't their adoptive parents natural offspring at an earlier age, and may ask some questions that may become uncomfortable. This is offset by the fact that if somebody gives up a child for adoption, then it is because they KNOW they can't care for them. It is far better for a child to be given up for adoption than neglected by people who cannot cope with children.
Agree Dyno, I will link you to the article on this in email
Race should have nothing to do with family.Children should go to qualified adoptive families.