BLM activist adopts, then murders 3yo white girl
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https://thecoloradoherald.com/2021/blm-advocates-murder-white-3-year-old/
Another case of liberal media ignoring a story that isn't about so-called "white supremacy" and black victimhood.
Imagine how liberal media would react if this story was reversed, where a white couple adopts a 3yo and then murders them, regardless of "reason".
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I thought you were referring to this story ignored by the main stream media...
https://nypost.com/2021/04/08/ex-nfl-player-phillip-adams-broke-into-sc-home-killed-family-cops/
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So I have to post about this - because, contrary to your proposition that if the races were reversed, that the media would have covered it more, I can tell you that this happens far too often - regardless of the races involved, and the media coverage is poor regardless.
... and it NEVER gets the attention that it deserves! And I am sometimes literally brought to tears to hear the stories of some of these poor children...
You see.... I am an adoptive parent (I adopted 7 - yes, you read that right, SEVEN) children from foster care... and as a result, I served for nearly 20 years on the board of our local foster parents association. I actually have known "offenders" - and their victims - before this kind of tragic event occurred. It never ceases to break my heart to hear just how badly these adults have failed the little children ... these adults weren't coerced or forced to adopt - they volunteered! and then to fail these kids so badly!
There is a new circle of hell for these people... end even that isn't bad enough!
But to the point of your note: these stories are always buried. As a society, we don't like to be reminded of how poorly we treat our "indigent" children.
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Not true, at least not in the UK.
In the west, it's racist for whites to adopt non-whites, so that would be a story.
Black-on-white crime is rarely reported, regardless of the details.
Social Services shits all over kids in care, for a lot of reasons.
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