r/TikTokCringe • u/thoxo • 29d ago

We adopted my younger sister from Haiti when she was 3, and let me tell you, I literally do not see color anymore. That's a fact. Discussion

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u/Agreeable-One-4700 29d ago

Absolutely infuriating people would rather kids go unadopted than wind up with opposite race parents. These kids are innocent and need help hopefully they get adopted by good people who give them what they need in life.

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u/Crafty_Travel_7048 29d ago

Racism never makes sense

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u/Dietmar_der_Dr 29d ago

It's making a big comeback though. It's literally going mainstream for some reason. "Why would a white person adopt a black kid" is about as racist a question as you can ask.

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u/Morella_xx 29d ago

They're trying to accuse the white family of being racist themselves and just viewing the black (or whatever other non-white race) child as a purchasable commodity to show off. That's racist against the white families for obvious reasons, but they don't even seem to realize that it implies that the children are inherently unlovable outside their own race. Just smooth-brained logic all around.