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    couples who want to give them . Judge won’t hear a gay adoptions because its not in a child’s best interest USA Today Network Andrew Wolfson , The (louisville) Courier-Journal Published Basically a judge of a family court said “ he will…

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    other choice, adoption, is often ignored” (Lindsay 9). Adoption is not an option that many think of first when they receive the news of an unexpected pregnancy. Parenting is an option that comes with responsibilities some cannot take or some do not want, making abortion a number one choice. Although, adoption can be a complicated process with specific qualifications for the adoptees and adopters it also exhibits benefits that could outweigh the complications. Parents who choose adoption for…

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    girls coming from a previous marriage, adoption was the only option for Mary and her new husband. Now, one mother faces the horrors of attempted murder, mental disabilities and an agonizing lifetime commitment all because of international adoption. The year was 2004 when Mary and her husband decided to adopt. She choose international adoption because the fear of a distant family member finding and taking away their adopted child. As Mary started the adoption process, she came to…

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    Open Adoption In My Life

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    created using open adoption and it has been an amazing and unbelievable experience. I was born in Boston, Massachusetts on March 25, 1999 to my biological parents Melody Chase and Mike Wall. However these are not the parents that took me home. Vivian and Kevin Hurton took me home on that March day and raised me to become the person I am today. My parents have provided me with everything imaginable and open adoption made this all possible. By definition open adoption is, “a form of adoption in…

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    The widely popular act of adoption initially was legalized on May 24, 1851 with the Massachusetts Adoption of Children Act (General Court of Massachusetts, Chap. 324). Fast-forward over a hundred years later to 1994 and the Howard M. Metzenbaum Multiethnic Placement Act is being passed. This act prohibits race from playing a factor in the adoption of a child by a family or person who wishes to adopt (uslegal.com). This is known as interracial or transracial adoption, in which case a child and…

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    situation may decide to put their children up for adoption so they can provide them a chance at a better future. If you are a parent considering adoption as the best option for your child or children, or if you are a parent who is hoping to adopt, there are a few things that you should know. A child becomes available for adoption when the following conditions are met: • They are surrendered to an agency and the agency consents to the adoption. • An individual (other than the parents) and…

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    individual interactions. However, racism is something which affects minorities at a systemic level. It affects every aspect of society but individuals often don’t see how deeply invaded racism is into the system. One of these systems is the adoption process. The adoption industry is one that has biases because of the society which it has built around. Through the interview process, there were various commonalities. Although each one had a different point of view due to their background and…

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    Every state in the United States allow single people to adopt, but single people are still being denied of their right. Marital status does not stop anyone from adopting a child anywhere. Adoption agencies and attorneys often prefer married couples as an idea choice for children. Most adoption agencies prefer a married couple over a single individual, but an already given right shouldn’t be taken away from them just because of their relationship status. If a single person is considered incapable…

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    Transracial adoption, or interracial adoption is when a child is adopted by parents of a different race or ethnic group than themselves. It is quite popular within the United States, although adoptions of the same race are more common. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, 47% of kids adopted in 2013 were white, while only 21% were black. Many people are working to raise the number of transracial adoptions, as it gives many more homes to kids of all races. Today, more than…

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    Homosexual Adoption Must Be Tolerated The LGBT+ community has struggled for many years to have the same rights as cisgendered heterosexuals. Within the last few years, they have gained freedoms granted to the rest of the citizens of the United States, yet many people still disapprove of adoption by homosexual couples. Many adoption agencies bar homosexual adoption, and it is extremely hard to go through with adoptions in some states. Many argue that same-sex couples cannot provide the same…

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