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African-American Social Workers Promote Racism
By
U.S. Senator William Roth's (R-Delaware)
recent pilgrimage to East Europe left him hell-bent on changing the laws
to afford U.S. citizens the opportunity to adopt 3000 Eastern European
babies. His efforts fulfill
the dreams of many Caucasian families hoping and praying for a child.
Yet they also highlight a pervasive paranoia over the
African-American community's amalgamation into Mainstream America.
Before 1964, the African-American community
demanded a color blind society.
African-American leaders billed a color blind United States of
America as a utopian world.
But today African-Americans shun the idea of racial amalgamation because
of the fear of losing their black heritage.
This black heritage paranoia now places
African-Americans in the untenable position of symbolically saying that
racial integration is a secondary goal.
It slams the door on White America at the coming of the epoch,
"Racial Equality in America."
African-American social workers are a
leading catalyst in kindling this black heritage paranoia.
They deem it unconscionable for Caucasians to adopt or be foster
parents for black children.
Obviously, these social workers never comprehended
that racial integration takes place in the minds and hearts of
mankind.
Today, White Americans are starting to view
African-American children with love versus yesterday's chattel only to
be exploited. Caucasians
are saying, "You are our sons and daughters; please come and share our
home."
A Delaware Caucasian foster parent argues
that children only want to be loved and they do not care who gives it.
This chap has provided foster care for three black children
during his tenure of working with the state of Delaware.
On the other hand, a perplexing issue facing
the African-American community becomes, "Is basking in economic
deprivation loaded with ethnic culture better off than delighting in
Mainstream American love and affluence?"
Posing the above dichotomy to
African-Americans in Charlotte, NC and Wilmington, DE, I discovered that
people opted to see that children receive a loving home first.
Although people felt an African-American home was the ideal
environment, no one expected African-American families to adopt all the
available children. People
only asked that Caucasian families teach their children about black
heritage so that they would not undergo cultural shock in the Economic
Mainstream.
If we take a holistic look at the issue of
adoption and foster parents, we find some absolute silliness.
An African-American professional recounted his trepidation when
he and his wife were turned down for adoption because they were too old.
At the time, he was in his late forties.
Did the child this African-America family
seek remain in a drug-laden neighborhood where it worries daily about
being killed from a stray bullet?
Is this child being loved today?
Perhaps the symbolic message in the
African-American social workers' stance against interracial adoption
comes from their de facto support for Adolph Hitler's Germanization
model. Hitler took
German-looking children from their natural parents from across Europe
and placed them with German families for a culturing process.
Thus, African-American social workers' stance says they support
neo-Nazis having first preference to WASP babies where these Caucasian
children will get unadulterated white culture.
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