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aboriginals and adoption

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July 21, 2013

 

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This it seems is largely due to the low quality of life within the Native American population. For instance, studies have shown that 45% of Aboriginals are illiterate; this implies that the average individual living with a Native American society may not have the education necessary to find work and raise their standard of living...
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This in turn may have a negative psychological effect on the individual in that it will cause this person to lose hope for a better life for themselves as well as their family. This in turn may make any individual living under these circumstances feel as though they are unfit to raise a child and therefore the child is surrendered into foster care...
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