Interracial Adoption and Societal Dynamics

This chapter examines the complexities of interracial adoption in Finland, contrasting the experiences of middle-class families adopting foreign children with lower-income families adopting locally. It discusses the historical stigma surrounding illegitimate children, the impact of societal shifts on adoption practices, and the implications of virtue signaling in adoption. Additionally, the conversation explores broader themes of demographic changes, reproductive choices, and societal behavior influenced by sexual competition and economic factors.