OUR HISTORY: Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects: When Terrorism is Personal #BabyVeronica

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Thursday, April 26, 2018

When Terrorism is Personal #BabyVeronica

AMERICAN INDIAN ADOPTEES: When Terrorism is Personal #BabyVeronica #FlipThe...:

Guest Post by ellecuardaigh

This post needs to read again and again.

So now children are taken for these reasons:

Poverty, or, just not having as much money as the prospective adoptive family
Asking for a second opinion after a medical diagnosis is made regarding your child
Being Native American
Being short
Considering adoption then deciding against it
Going to the ER for any reason
Using medical marijuana
Being a single parent
Disagreeing with anything a teacher or other authority figure says about your child
Not adhering strictly to the recommended vaccine schedule
Being exceptionally attractive
Not putting your child into preschool
Allowing your child to play in your own yard
Having an unusual birthmark
Your neighbor or some awful relative just wants to hurt you
CPS meeting their “children in care” quotas
And I’ll say it again, because this is the #1 reason: You don’t have the money to fight back.