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摘要
围绕多布斯诉杰克逊妇女健康组织(Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization)一案的流行讨论,将收养视为解决意外怀孕问题的一种与堕胎同等的解决方案。将收养作为复杂社会或政治问题的简单解决方案并不新鲜,本文追溯了此类论点的沿路,指出了它们将被收养者和生身家庭都边缘化的方式。
“Less Abortion, More Adoption”: A Brief Discursive History of Adoption as Solution
Popular discourse around the Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization decision framed adoption as an equivalent solution to abortion for the problem of unwanted pregnancies. Proposing adoption as a simple solution to a complex social or political problem is not new, and this article traces a lineage of such arguments, noting the ways that they marginalize both adoptees and birth families.