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It’s a good day to adopt a dog. So say officials with San Francisco Animal Care and Control and the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to...

A community of Asian-adoptees are raising awareness about harmful adoption narratives. Adaline Bara, Josephine Jay and Hannah Feben-Smith co-founded a multimedia platform called Whatever Next? where adoptees can find emotional, racial and educational support.

The Lewis and Clark Humane Society says their kennels are full and will be having a special adoption event this week.

Carrying the developing human offspring, and c, is calculated from the first day of the womans last menstrual period. now, not only does this essentially ban all abortions in the state of oklahoma, but it also allows any private citizen to sue an abortion provider who knowingly performs or induces an abortion. now, we know the governor previously has supported all of these similar bans passed in the state of oklahoma. he said that his state protects life. hes also said theyre going to focus on h...

The Lewis and Clark Humane Society says their kennels are full and will be having a special adoption event this week.

What happened was that the ledge layl -- legislation in oklahoma passed a bill that defines pregnancy starting at fertilization. you would count it on the first day of the last menstrual cycle. so abortions would be illegal. and in addition to that, private citizens would be able to sue any abortion provider that knowingly performs or induces an abortion here. and as i said, the governor previously stated his support for these kinds of bans. he said his state will protect the life of the child. ...

Part of a market of supply and demand. and actually, that is the way in which the adoption industry functions include states. it has always function. it is a system that mirrors the racial and other inequities in america and around the globe. so that it is always more privileged people adopting less privileged children. it is based on a system of coercion, whether we are talking about private adoptions and mothers relinquishing their children, as being anticipated here, in the case of banning ab...

That we are working to build a system. we have 37 of those in mississippi and were working to build a system throughout our state to ensure that every expectant mother has access to the information and the education that they need. the second piece of the equation and second piece of the next phase of the pro-life movement is weve got to make sure that we make it easier on those babies that are born, either through the potential for adoption services. we try to make it easier for adoptions, try ...

What i can tell you is what were trying to do in mississippi is were trying to provide those potential expectant mothers the resources that they need so that they can go to a full-term pregnancy if they choose to keep that child, thats a great outcome. we want to make sure we provide them the resources they need, provide them the help they need. but if they choose not to, we want to make sure we have plans in place to protect those babies once theyre born. thats why we talk about foster care, we...

Abortions, how many might die, how many might end up hurt, mutilated, whatever? what did the analysis reveal? >> well, jake, i cant predict for you exactly whats going to happen in the future. what i can tell you is what were trying to do in mississippi is were trying to provide those potential expectant mothers the resources that they need so that they can go to a full-term pregnancy if they choose to keep that child, thats a great outcome. we want to make sure we provide them the resources the...