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A shortage of Black sperm donors is causing families to wait for years, spend thousands of dollars, compromise on the race of their children.

Companies like Walmart and Facebook are now covering some fertility costs, but for many working people, these benefits are hard to come by.

Global sperm bank market growth is driven by increasing access to infertility treatment, rising awareness, and innovations in cryopreservation techniques....

Inside the sperm economy, where demand is higher than ever Social media, Tinder-like swiping and Uber-like simplicity have ushered in a reproductive revolution that bypasses sperm banks and IVF clinics. Sperm banks and fertility clinics say the coronavirus pandemic is creating a sperm shortage, as men are not visiting to donate as often as they used to.  Alamy Share The sperm kings of America are exhausted. These men are flying all over the place. They are shipping their sperm with new vial sy...