Original sentence: Ignorance about adoption leads to representation of children in foster care as being so troubled that it would be impossible to adopt them and create “normal” families.In both cases the feelings and thoughts of the adoptee are downgraded and one participant group is favored, ignoring the two other participants in the adoption process.In movies and TV the representation of adoption is often viewed as unfair.On the reverse many countries that are the source of adoptions internationally put emphasis on the biological parents where the adoptee is spending their entire life (or the length of the movie / TV show) searching for their biological parents.Only a very few news programs have treated the subject in a serious way and in its full breadth.There is favoritism in portraying the reunion rather than looking at the adoptees life.There was, for example, criticism of Meet the Robinsons for being adoptive parent-centric and portraying prospective adoptive parents unfairly.This also is in news reports covering adoption as either stories of failed adoptions, troubled children, adoption scandals, and even "baby buying" or saccharine stories of “perfect” children and families
Edited sentence: Even when stories are balanced, ignorance about adoption leads to  including the widespread representation of children in foster care as being so troubled that it would be impossible to adopt them and create “normal” families.Much of the coverage of adoption presents stories of failed adoptions and troubled children, adoption scandals, even "baby buying"; on the other side are saccharine stories of “perfect” children and families.Only a very few programs have treated the subject in a serious way and in its full breadth