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    Running Head: GAY AND LESBIAN ADOPTION Gay and Lesbian Adoption Argumentative Emily Stroud School Abstract Lesbian and gay adoption has been widely controversial across the globe. This social issue is tremendously discussed by religious‚ political and social groups which have been providing numerous statistics‚ figures and major researches on the effects of same sex couples to the mental and emotional growth of children

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    Adoption has been around since ancient times. Children at that time were given up be a slave or to become an heir for their adopted family’s name (Rowen). As time went on‚ however‚ adoption became more for the well-being of the child. Up until 1917 these adoptions were very informal. Informal adoptions could be described similar to transferring deeds of a house to a new owner (Carroll). Minnesota thought it was time to make adoption more official. They passed a law which required a child welfare

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    me”. As a child of transracial adoption‚ Chad was raised in a “color blind” environment‚ meaning he had little interaction with black culture and was not exposed to other black children. His parents chose to raise him without acknowledging that they were of two different races. Situations such as Chad Goller- Sojourner’s‚ have led to transracial adoptions being met with opposition. However‚ when parents are given the resources they need‚ children of transracial adoptions can grow up to be well off.

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    has been for the children in these families‚” she says (Johnson). However‚ most experts say that outside adoption has worked for a lot of children‚ also from the poverty. If the children went elsewhere they would be lacking the essentials‚ a delightful home‚ a full course meal‚ etc. However‚ (Newcastle University’s Selman) says “the healing power of a family life‚” is often an argument for adoption. Even the pediatrician

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    For many people‚ adoption is the only choice when it comes to having children. Once someone chooses adoption‚ however‚ there is always more than one option available. It is important when choosing adoption that each person involved is educated on the topic. There are three main types of adoption: confidential‚ mediated‚ and fully disclosed. “In up to 90% of domestic infant adoptions‚ adoptive parents maintain some contact with birth parents. It’s considered best practice because most women want to

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    not have the privilege to have their birth parents around. Through adoption‚ children find permanency and parents whom can care for them to prove them with support. When birth parents are unable to fulfill their roles‚ adoptive parents provide the care the children will need for a long term. Adoption helps children in which a new family is created and looks for the best interest for the children to life his/ her best life. Adoption is not easy and can bring risks because no one is aware of how the

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    The Adoption Institute recognizes 1.5 million adopted children at this time in the United States‚ which is over two percent of all children. About five million people in the US‚ both children and adults‚ were adopted‚ at a contemporary rate of about 100‚000 adoptions a year. 60 percent of all Americans know an adopted person‚ know someone who has adopted a child or know a mother who has relinquished her child to adoption. This substantial sized group of the American public has unique and personal

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    Technology with a master of science in management and a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize with the United Nations‚ gave a speech called "Lecture on International Flows of Humanity." In this speech‚ which he gave at Columbia University‚ Annan advocates a more open immigration policy as opposed to halting migration‚ a policy that he views as "bound to fail". He believes the answer to the problem lies in managing migration "rationally‚ creatively‚ compassionately and cooperatively". He goes on to say that this

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    Adoption There are 3 types of adoption one type is called Open adoption. In this type of adoption the birth parents and the adoptive family have personal interactions with one another. This simply means that in this type of adoption the identities of everyone involved is shared with each other. They can send letters‚ e-mails‚ talk on the phone with one another‚ or visit each other. There are several types of advantages of an open adoption. Some advantages to the birth parents are that they

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    Should all adoptions be open? Carisa Tacke October 10‚ 2012 Comp11- hour 5 Mrs. Budimlija “If a mother and father can love more than one child‚ then certainly a child can love more than one mother or father” - Unknown. SOMETHING ELSE!! Adoptions should be open because the child may have a positive relationship with the birth family‚ there is no pressure on the child to find who their birthparents are‚ the child will never have to search for his/her birthparents‚ and the adoptive parents

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