Row 70509

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This is only kind of true. Most children whose parents are unable to care for them would be best cared for by another relative or community member rather than a stranger. Of the approximately 115,000 kids in the US whose parents have had their rights terminated and who were not adopted by next of kin, most are large sibling groups, children with serious medical issues, and older teens with severe behavioral issues. Of course they all deserve a loving family, but most people are not financially or emotionally equipped to parent children with that level of need. There ARE a lot of kids living in poverty both domestically and globally whose parents are pressured or coerced into either forfeiting those children to the state or essentially selling them to richer, usually whiter people via private adoption agencies, which is a very different and much more troubling issue. And ‘overpopulation’ is a line originally meant to raise fears of brown people in the third world being ‘too fertile’, when in reality there are still plenty of resources to support our current population, they are just being distributed very inefficiently.

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text This is only kind of true. Most children whose parents are unable to care for them would be best cared for by another relative or community member rather than a stranger. Of the approximately 115,000 kids in the US whose parents have had their rights terminated and who were not adopted by next of kin, most are large sibling groups, children with serious medical issues, and older teens with severe behavioral issues. Of course they all deserve a loving family, but most people are not financially o…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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