Wanting to raise a kid the same ethnicity as you isn't racist. Rejecting a child who is your genetic child because they don't 100% share you ethnicity is racist.

How much preparation and warning does a white person need to take care of a black child? Further, what does that mean about what white people think of us.

Gross.

Right. So, I get the concern. It's a slippery slope argument. If they messed up one thing, how do I know they won't mix up something else. But here's the problem with that:

You have to prove an injury, though. You can sue because they made a mistake but you'll get like a dollar in nominal damages because your "injury" is that your daughter is black. You don't get to add hypothetical damages into a complaint and sue on behalf of people who COULD be injured.

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My favorite part of this article is that in general, white people don't believe "race is important" or that we should live in a "colorblind" society. That is, until they have a black kid. Then all of the sudden race is super important.

Uhhhhh, sperm banks do pretty rigorous screening with donations to try and eliminate a number of genetic issues and predispositions to illnesses. You should look it up, they're kind of exclusive. But she isn't suing because her perfectly healthy baby girl isn't perfectly healthy.

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But also, it's just because of race.

Your assumptions of my are your opinion and are not shared by me. More importantly, this might be the most useless sentence ever written by a human being in the English language. Nor is it my fault that you have nothing to contribute, nothing interesting to say, and are generally useless. This is right next to me not…

Thanks for beating up that strawman. It takes a really big person to construct a strawman and then attack the hell out of it.

Welcome everyone to our latest installment of "white people reframing arguments to avoid talking about racism."

I appreciate your earnest tone, but you gotta rethink a lot of that stuff.

Hey! Thanks! This looks like exactly what I was looking for!

Your original Morgan Freeman post has one recommendation and two, not counting me, responses. Both responses completely reject that noise you're talking.

Sweet! I'll check it out man.

Oh yeah! I actually referenced this article in a few responses to other people. They are definitely more incline to domestic violence than people in the same income bracket. But I severely doubt that CTE/brain damage has much or anything to do with it.

Hey! Thanks!

Really. Where are any recommendations or any posts commenting that your Morgan Freeman comment was in anyway not stupid. I'll wait for you to find a recommendation