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Old 12-26-2000, 11:56 PM
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Quick question that I'm sure won't get much response....

Originally Posted By barki

Our caseworker isn't comfortable placing an African American child with us because of where we live. We are Caucasian and (very low blood quantum) Native American and who knows what all. (I guess I should do some geneological research? LOL) There is not another African American family that I know of for about 30 miles. We don't have any friends who are African American and the concern for cultural connection is probably valid. There are minority families in our area with whom we are friends. We don't exclude persons of other races from our lives, there just aren't many in our geographic area.

So my question is: Should we even consider a child who is African American or take this as good advice and not think about a child of another race at all?
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