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I work for an agency that does domestic adoptions. We are always looking for families open to African-American and biracial infants. If we do not have a family, then we work with other agencies with available families or we refer the potential birth parent to another agency. The other agencies we typically work with typically only have a few families as well, which leads to less of a choice in the potential birth parent's situation. Back to the poster's original question though, we have never placed an infant of any race in foster care because we could not find a family. We just had to look outside of our agency.
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