Bigger in Texas: Number of Adoptions, and Parents Who Lose Their Rights
Texas increases the number of its foster youth who are adopted. But its penchant for terminating the rights of parents is alarming to some advocates
Blog : Activism in Adoption
As part of Activism in Adoption's educational series looking at ethics in adoption, we discuss the linking adoption pricing to race, and how this sets a up adoption as a marketplace.
One in Ten Black Children in America Are Separated From Their Parents by the Child-Welfare System. A New Book Argues That’s No Accident
"By blaming the parents you're diverting attention away from the structural reasons," argues scholar Dorothy Roberts
Wokeness Has Come for Adoption. It's the Children Who Will Suffer
In the name of anti-racism, Bethany is willing to throw away a huge victory. Black children will bear the brunt of this decision.
Human Discount: Why Do Black Children Cost Less to Adopt?
African Americans are in the minority in America, but black children cost less to adopt and are in the majority when it comes to needing forever homes.
Why it Costs More to Adopt a White Baby