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Heather Lowe
The biological mother of an adopted child is commonly referred to as the “birth mother.” In the following viewpoint, Heather Lowe argues that as the adoption industry becomes increasingly profitable, the rights of birth mothers must be protected. Prospective birth mothers are typically uninformed of all their options, rights, and the risks of adoption, Lowe asserts. Many are pressured to terminate their parental rights by child placement professionals who are motivated by personal bias or financial gain. Therefore, she urges that numerous adoption reforms be implemented to protect birth mothers’ rights and their biological ties to their children. Lowe is a writer and editor for a forestry company in Summerville, South Carolina. As a birth mother and adoption reform activist, she volunteers with Concerned United Birthparents, an...
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