India, US: Stories Of Adoption From India
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How can you as an avowed Third Worlder advocate for this kind of neo-colonialism? The kidnapping of children from India, from Africa, from South America is as old as Anglo-Saxon Empire. Do we really need those who suffered under this domination to forcefeed back to us this kind of Pabulum? Adoption is a crime, pure and simple. Advocate for your people and for your fellow Third World denizens!
You must work with an agency operating in the state where you currently live, and you will have to decide whether to work with a public or private agency. Contact your state adoption unit for available options. Be sure each agency you consider is licensed to provide adoption services in your state.