I wonder if there are any big datasets longitudinally tracking how these most recent mixed-race adoptions are turning out?
Forget about the 14 words, 6 is the new black. https://www.npr.org/2013/06/27/195967886/six-words-black-babies-cost-less-to-adopt … (2013)pic.twitter.com/an9IzbwTGr
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There are some big longitudinal datasets that have outcomes for these, yes. Fuerst dug up some of them, but no one seems to be interested enough in getting them and having a look. Thousands of nonwhites are adopted into white homes a year, so there will be a lot of data somewhere
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Assuming anyone tracks them. Just because there are millions of adoptions doesn't mean there's usable records etc. It's entirely possible there's nothing usable. Kind of the way MZA studies have almost stopped entirely because MZ twins are no longer placed separately.
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There are large longitudinal datasets of adoptees. Most have basic outcomes like education, but some have achievement scores and IQ.
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Presume you need $$$ to access?
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Usually free, but you need a professor to apply for access.
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