Atheist Adoptive Couple In Alabama Face Discrimination For Non-Belief

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Alaina Browning and her husband, an atheist couple, were refused by a private adoption agency in Alabama, simply due to their lack of religion. A digital investigative reporter, Lee Hedgepeth, at CBS, reported that the Brownings have always been transparent with their lack of religion. The agency is run by Richard and Susan Wyatt. Once the couple disclosed during an interview by the agency that they were not religious, Susan Wyatt responded with “I’m sorry, we could not work with you.”She explained, “We are not specific about one’s faith, but the biological families we work with a request that our adoptive families have a spiritual life,” adding, “Most of our mothers come to us asking that the adoptive families have a belief system.” All of this is completely legal as the Alabama Child Placing Agency Inclusion Act prohibits the state from discriminating against private child placing services who decline service to anyone on the grounds of conflicting religious beliefs.

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Atheist Adoptive Couple in Alabama Face Discrimination for Non-Belief

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