My Adopted Baby

Angela M asked:


I was adopted at the age of 2 along with my sisters Megan and Niki. I am wondering if that I found who my biological birth father is and he is upset that he wasn’t told that I was conceived, can the birth mother get in trouble for the adoption taking place? I am pretty sure who my biological father is, and I am almost 21 years old. My birth mother was able to pull a name out of nowhere, even when she told my parents that she had no idea who my birth father was. Please Cite

ghostwriter asked:


Good friends of ours have a daughter who is unable to have children and her and her husband started applying to adoption agencies.
They specified that they wanted an infant who was white and from a drug-free and healthy birth mother and were approved.
They met the young pregnant girl and befriended her and became quite active in helping her both emotionally and financially through her pregnancy.
This young woman knew the couple’s requirements for adopting her baby and she swore that her baby’s father was a white man.
The adoptive parents prepared their home for the arrival of the baby and the family even threw her a shower.
They were very excited and overjoyed at finally being able to adopt a baby.
Our friends flew to Iowa to join their daughter and son-in-law in witnessing the birth of the baby, but the infant was black so they refused to take the baby and canceled the adoption.
They were heartbroken and have since given up on adoption.
Do you think they are racists?
Just curious.

Skye asked:


I was adopted and that’s when I was born. I’m just seeing if anyone out there may know that person. I live in Michigan and that’s where I was adopted.

Skye asked:


I was adopted and that’s when I was born. I’m just seeing if anyone out there may know that person. I live in Michigan and that’s where I was adopted.

Sals-A-Wals asked:


The population of black people is smaller than the white people. How come there aren’t more white babies? And why are there more black babies given up for adoption?