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I agree that there should be more. Since my family was always just like the "typical" (non-colored), upper-middle class, suburban folk shown in every advertisement growing up- I never paid much attention to portrayals. Since I realized that my daughter might not see too many families like ours in the media- I've been on the lookout for any representations that even hint at IA, biracial, or blended families. There do seem to be more- but maybe I'm just noticing it more. Parents magazine often has nice pictures (the editor's daughter is adopted from China).
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