so a new documentary is out about Devonte Hart and his adoptive family:
I dont know if folks remember Devonte hart but he made national news back in 2014 when he was seen hugging a cop during a rally in portland oregon after the murder of Mike Brown
Devonte and his 6 other adoptive brothers and sisters (who were mainly Black) were later killed when their adoptive parents purposely drove off a cliff:
this story still bothers me and so many stories like it:
this always leave me with the question of should white people be allowed to adopt Black children? considering the historical and cultural differences of white and Black people, are these mixed race adoptions merely hotbeds for injustice, racism, abuse and trauma?
can a white person truly raise up Black children in a way that is meaningful and empowering that connects to their hertiage/lineage?
whats your thoughts on transracial adoptions?
I dont know if folks remember Devonte hart but he made national news back in 2014 when he was seen hugging a cop during a rally in portland oregon after the murder of Mike Brown
Devonte and his 6 other adoptive brothers and sisters (who were mainly Black) were later killed when their adoptive parents purposely drove off a cliff:
this story still bothers me and so many stories like it:
'White Gaze' Memoir Examines Fraught World Of Interracial Adoption
Author Rebecca Carroll explores the intricacies of interracial adoption through the lens of her childhood and early adulthood, growing up as the only Black person in her rural New Hampshire community.
www.wbur.org
this always leave me with the question of should white people be allowed to adopt Black children? considering the historical and cultural differences of white and Black people, are these mixed race adoptions merely hotbeds for injustice, racism, abuse and trauma?
can a white person truly raise up Black children in a way that is meaningful and empowering that connects to their hertiage/lineage?
whats your thoughts on transracial adoptions?
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