Adopted people are deprived of equality due to antiquated adoption laws built by the adoption lobby and their devoted customers.

The author offers a rare perspective based on the natural law of identity and equal rights. If you believe adopted people should have the same rights as all other humans, you will find value in this rare book advocating for equality—even for adopted people. The author provides an Eastern and Metaphysical view that is aligned with all international human rights treaties and rooted in the Taoist way of nature, which appreciates who we are—as we are. Nope, we’re not sinful creatures. We’re sacred souls.

Adoption is exploitation because the commodification involved violates the natural, inherent, civil, constitutional, universal, and God-given rights of the individual, which are inborn and innate human rights also recognized and enshrined in several state and international conventions and declarations, such as at the United Nations, in the US Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence.

All humans on earth have the potential to develop relationships with their families–but not adopted people.

In contrast, adopted people are deprived of equality due to antiquated adoption laws built by the adoption lobby and their devoted customers. No matter how one polishes up the industry, adoption laws are based on the right to adopt—and permanently deprive individuals of what is innately theirs–the right to their biological family tree.