If These Girls Were Orphans In Brazil, Who Do You Think Would Have A Higher Chance Of Getting Adopted ?

Question

The White Girls

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The Black Girls

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Answer 1

Pretty Sure you know the answer to this question...what is your point?

Answer 2

Why in Brazil specifically? I'd say in general white families would tend to adopt white girls and black families would adopt black girls. Not out of racism, but so that the kids would feel more "fit in". Actually adoption services try to match parents and children racially, for psychological and social reasons. That is not always good, because children of other race than their parents can be brought up just fine, and the difference shouldn't be a problem for the adoption to happen. So I am not saying that what I suggest above is the best, but it is what is more likely to happen.

Answer 3

whats the point of this question freak.

btw, none of them are brasilian.

Answer 4

The 'white' girls do not look Brazilian.  Probably the darker skinned girls.  They have an innocence about them.

Answer 5

It depends on what part of our huge country they lived. We're not all black here, some can be whiter than your gringo *** here...

Answer 6

chances would be the same as in your country

Answer 7

No matter about the collor. Everybody is equal. I don´t think normal people would adopt a white child, just because she is white. Racism is a crime in Brazil, and I guess our society learnt this lesson (all the bad distribution of revenue happened because of our bias). Our constitution prohibts any kind of bias. The is also a law (now been voted on the Congress) to make prejudice against homossexuals a crime). On the other hand, everybody is mixed, married with people from other ethinical group etc..