If Black parents aren't raising their own Black children, how can you possibly be shocked that they aren't running out to adopt Black children that aren't biologically theirs?
Don't pretend like these are two separate issues
Not really worried bout some cac telling me I can't adopt breh. White people don't control what I do.

The bigger problem is that black people don't want to adopt black children.
The bigger problem is Black people not raising their own children. ~72% of Black children are raised in single parent homes.
You serious right now?
That's true, I agree, but lets be real, you know the main reason for this is economics, and not because they don't want to.
If Black parents aren't raising their own Black children, how can you possibly be shocked that they aren't running out to adopt Black children that aren't biologically theirs?
Don't pretend like these are two separate issues
At the risk of turning this discussion into something it's not, these are a few of the reasons I don't condemn the amount of Black abortions going on.
Why birth more Black lives into a situation so awful when things are already harder for us?
I mean Black folks are not saying that they don't want the child just because, their is a specific reason as I stated.
Yes I'm serious.
Somebody has to be uncomfortable and it shouldn’t be the child. ... Your child should not be your first black friend. That’s the bottom line. If you don’t know no black people, why are you trying to bring one to your home?”
Then just get some kids, get some documents. Move them in, call them your kids and enroll them in school. People who kidnap kids do it all the time![]()
We don't usually have trouble making babies like other racial groups. But I agree with the general idea of your post.The bigger problem is that black people don't want to adopt black children.
I don't think blacks as a whole are interested enough for economics to be a factor. But that's just one man's opinion.

I don't think blacks as a whole are interested enough for economics to be a factor. But that's just one man's opinion.
The reasons in the article don't apply to me because I live in a black city. I don't have to worry about cacs in Atlanta breh. Everywhere I go I see black faces. Everywhere.