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I am a gay man looking to adopt a second child with my husband. Seeing the situation in Haiti, we are very interested in seeking a child from there. Where do we begin? Is it even worth it? There is much prejudice against gay families in the third world. Is this true fro Haiti? Would we be allowed to?

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My Husband and I are white gay men and we have a 3 year old black son. We moved here in june from San Francisco for financial reasons. We chose Portland because of its liberalism and tolerance. We chose to live in NE because of its diversity. We are very happy where we are so far. We have many black neighbors and everyone gets along. This part of Portland seems very diverse and integrated to me.

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