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In reply to the discussion: "Stars adoption of black children was little more than a fashion accessory" [View all]kwassa
(23,340 posts)41. you were doing ok until this last bit
It's obvious a child will mimic and connect with the culture of their adopted parents at the expense of their own ethno-racial group.
No, it isn't. It depends entirely how the child is raised. If the parents make the effort to honor the child's heritage, and to connect the child with others of their ethnicity in the local community, the child will do just fine. This requires the parents to learn about that ethnicity, as well. It can be done, and I know many doing it.
Transracial adoptions are pretty common around here.
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"Stars adoption of black children was little more than a fashion accessory" [View all]
Jesus Malverde
Dec 2014
OP
Ah, so if she had happened to adopt him it would have been "cultural genocide",
Nye Bevan
Dec 2014
#31
No, it's not. And attempting to use the word genocide in relation to this is offensive. nt
stevenleser
Dec 2014
#26
Thank you - I knew that this study existed but did not have a link. In 1971 when the first article
jwirr
Dec 2014
#8
Clearly, they weren't capable of teaching their children to copa with a racist society.
hughee99
Dec 2014
#9
Bullshite.. Amy Pascal has already shown herself to be a racist in earlier hacked emails.. and you
Cha
Dec 2014
#12
Amy P is shallow, racist, and cynical to the core. Parenthood by whatever means can turn out...
Hekate
Dec 2014
#20
They were just awful when they thought no one else would ever in a million years read
Cha
Dec 2014
#36
You might have a point if most stars adopted children in the united states.
Jesus Malverde
Dec 2014
#42
And what is your data on where 'most stars' adopt? Got any? Of course not.
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2014
#48