The Question of the Day was sparked by Todd Chrisley’s controversial claim that white parents who adopt Black children without teaching them Black culture are committing a form of harm. The crew and callers weighed in on identity, emotional neglect, and whether cultural erasure leaves kids unprepared for how the world sees them—an argument that mirrors longstanding debates in transracial adoption research around belonging and self‑esteem. 

<p>The Question of the Day was sparked by Todd Chrisley&rsquo;s controversial claim that white parents who adopt Black children without teaching them Black culture are committing a form of harm. The crew and callers weighed in on identity, emotional neglect, and whether cultural erasure leaves kids unprepared for how the world sees them&mdash;an argument that mirrors longstanding debates in transracial&nbsp;adoption&nbsp;research around belonging and self‑esteem.&nbsp;</p>

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DLHS Hour 2 | Adopt black children then teach them black culture 

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