These subtle similarities have only genetics as a common factor. In short, it's a kind of genetic basis for culture. A preference for Dr. Pepper or anchovies may have more significance to your genes than we would like to believe. Much more attention needs to be given to the genetic preferences and especially to the need for like genes to associate and celebrate their similarities. Laws and cultural inhibitions against reuniting adopted children with their biological parents clearly inhibits this natural drive.
Adoptees fight for the right to get birth certificates.
Everyone in this country, with the exception of adoptees, have copies of their original birth certificate . They have photocopies with deletions. In November, Oregon will take a vote all of these records accessible to the public. It is important to note that not every adoptee wishes or is prepared to be reunited. It is a matter of personal preference.