Stigmatized and Unrecongized

I would have thought that this pretty little girl would be the perfect addition to this contra-cililzation "couple."

Two lesbians got a sperm from a bank in Chicago, and it ended up that it was of a black man's. The little girl that was born is a mixed-race girl. She looks cute and bubbly. Who wouldn't want a girl like that, even by mistake?

Well, these lesbians are suing the sperm bank for "wrongful birth and breach of warranty."

Their argument is:

Jennifer [Mommy 1] lives each day with fears, anxieties and uncertainty about her future and Payton’s future.

For example:

...getting a young daughter’s hair cut is not particularly stressful for most mothers, but to Jennifer it is not a routine matter, because Payton has hair typical of an African American girl. To get a decent cut, Jennifer must travel to a black neighborhood, far from where she lives, where she is obviously different in appearance, and not overtly welcome.

And this big fear by Mommy 1:

One of Jennifer’s biggest fears is the life experiences Payton will undergo, not only in her all-white community, but in her all-white, and often unconsciously insensitive, family. Despite her family’s attempts to accept her homosexuality, they have not been capable of truly embracing Jennifer for who she is. They do not converse with her about her gender preference, and encourage her not to “look different,” signaling their disapproval of her lesbianism. Though compelled to repress her individuality amongst family members, Payton’s differences are irrepressible, and Jennifer does not want Payton to feel stigmatized or unrecognized…

"Stigmatized or unrecongized" as a black girl?

What this weird women wanted is their own "creation" of a baby.

This would make a great Saturday Night Live skit.

Lesbians Decide What Kind of Sperm They Want.

Mommy 1: He shouldn't be too macho. You know the problem with macho men.
Mommy 2: Yes, and he should look something like us.
Mommy 1: You mean he should be white? I don't think so. I mean, we would know how to bring up a child who is stigmatized or unrecongnized. Plus, the more different we are, the less stigmatizing and unrecongizing the world would be, and then we would all fit in.
Mommy 2: I don't want our child to be an experiment gone wrong.
Mommy 1: Well, yes. OK, I see your point. Maybe next time, when the world is ready for her.
Mommy 2: And when I'm more ready too. You were always more progressive than me.

All jokes aside, these are nasty, inhuman creatures, who have no reverence for life.
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Posted By: Kidist P. Asrat
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