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Why is this forum called 'TransCultural/Children of Color Adoptions'?
Isn't that assuming that it's always white parents adopting non-white kids? To me that seems inherently racist.
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Plan a) give birth to one or two, adopt one or two. Well, the first part of that didn't work, so now we're waiting on the second. 4 Aug 09 - handed in our first forms to the agency 5 Sep 09 - 1st meeting with SW 25 Sep 09 - home visit with SW |
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Ohhh, I suppose it might.....and, at the time of creating these forum titles, I believe most of the adoption talk was about white parents to non-white babies/children.
Over time, I can tell you that most of the discussions have fallen into the African-American adoption forum and the Transracial adoption forum. Most have been AA or seemingly white parents adopting AA or multi-racial babies; but there are families who have adopted Asian or other babies/children too. (As our family has done as well.) You'll find that most of the traffic for these discussions are in the two I"ve already mentioned. And, as I said, I suppose it might seen inherently racist, but I know it was never meant to be. Sincerely, Linny |
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For the most part, trans racial and transcultural adoption means Caucasian parents adopting children from a different race or country. Its somewhat rare (but starting to become more common) to see a person of color adopting trans racially - especially if the baby is Caucasian baby because of racism and White privilege. We're African American and our daughter is Asian-American and we have only seen a family like ours only once (he was a single African American dad who had adopted two sons from Vietnam and Guatemala).
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Our First Journey Through Embryo Donation/Adoption 2002-2005: Several failed IUIs, IVFs and miscarriages. Early 2004: Started dating DP January - March 2005: Started researching adoption and heard about embryo donation March 1st 2005: Home study application is sent to agency July 9, 2005: I'm officially waiting to matched April 8, 2006: "Married" DP November 25th 2007: Matched with Firefly's embryos December 19th 2007: First embryo transfer with two grade A embryos = Big Fat Negative January 21, 2008: Second embryo transfer with two A Grade embryos = Big Fat Positive!! October 25th 2008: Firefly is born!!
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