i struggle with is concept ALOT
i sincerely believe it to be so and there are several families that are acquaintances of ours that are adopting black boys... i cringe when i see little homies hair or him walking around in suspenders and a bow tie like a damn toy doll
like i legit dont know how to react or broach the subject, its hard to watch even from afar at times, the idenity issues these poor children are going to have :x
I think there are certain aspects of being black that a parent of another race just wouldn't be able to teach that child.
IE: What is she going to tell that boy when officers that look like her are constantly killing/beating folks that look like him?
How is she going to explain slavery when he has questions about it?
Let me ASSUME that the child was "rescued" from a horrible life, I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life. Good for him. But culturally, he will just miss out on so much if he were to be raised by someone that experienced what he experienced.
I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life.
I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life.
I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life.
I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life.
I am glad someone was able to step up and give him a higher quality of life.
Let me repeat it Before you dudes hit me with the, "You would rather for him to be a homeless child soldier" card