Attachment and Racial Identity Issues:

Ruth G. McRoy

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Court battles are being wages and state laws are being challenged to enable white foster families to be considered as viable adoptive placements for black infants and young children. This article examines the issues associated with transracial adoption decision making and provides recommendations for agency practice and policy.

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