Reply #30: I wasn't about those requirements

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(which don't sound too common; something like 'no prior marriages' might well be driven by religious reasons). My point: I don't accept that race based decision-making in adoptions and fertility has much to do with one's religious beliefs; they are simply a reflection of the underlying racism in society that values children of different races differently. (Consider the depressing statistic that 50% of all children available for adoption are black - and a significant portion of those black male children).