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Thrift stores, aunt's hammy downs and cone bras filled my youth. And I'm a full believer there is nothing wrong with the thrift store. But it is a perfect place to find covering smocks for a larger breasted daughter. I get it you don't want her to be in danger of adults not able to gage her age but then you also don't want a distraction. I'm saying goodbye to fear and diets. Hello healthy, sexy freedom!
I just pray I can care for my daughter's health no matter the side. In finding clothes and a lifestyle especially of food that will nurture her. Yearning for wisdom is a perfect starting point.
For some reason; no I have grown up in church all my life. And in an attempt to be "all inclusive" adopting outside your race is a badge of complete obedience. But as a black women; I have noticed it is our children that are being adopted white families and actually I have never seen the reverse. I just stuff the thoughts of historical resurgence of white washing or re-socializing the other out of my mind; those scenes in my textbook of Native American's or Aboriginals stolen from their homes to be renamed and taught to be 'right'. I see that these families are loving and open; but why don't we see more black families with white children in the spirit of finding a good home for those in need. I am so grateful for the rate of homeless children decreasing by any means possibly; but that irking feeling remains. Are these children badges of conformity to a progressive society that wants to quickly and forcefully push off it's racist facade. Are we really creating a rainbow tribe; then why is it seemingly in one direction? How do black families who adopt white children fit in this new world.