An Examination of American Female Adolescents

African-American women have many differences between adolescence (living in urban areas) and women's adolescence (living in the suburbs). Adults and children have increased dramatically in the past two decades, reaching a fashion rate. Medical expenses that are overweight are estimated to exceed $ 98 billion per year. In a previous study of cardiovascular risk factors in the poor rural areas of Tennessee, the authors concluded that the sick African American female adolescents (residing in urban areas) are more than six times as adolescent women (suburban inhabitants) I found out there was something. African Americans are very common

According to Daughtery (2002), her research to nurture an African-American woman and a young man is trying to express this phenomenon as a typical representative because its existence is new and complicated. Therefore, the presence of African-American adolescent women in foster care raises a number of considerations, including attention to development needs and empowerment of this group.

Prepare to promote the challenges facing the young women of African-Americans in a bigger society is a tough task. The problems these people face are maximized as they face various systematic forces that affect their social development. Then, due to these problems, African-American teenage women may experience foster care in a different way than others. According to Daughtery (2002), her research to nurture an African-American woman and a young man is trying to express this phenomenon as a typical representative because its existence is new and complicated. Therefore, the presence of African-American adolescent women in foster care raises a number of considerations, including attention to development needs and empowerment of this group.

After entering the foster care system, African American teenage women face many challenges. These include performance declines at school, multiple workplaces, social emotional / mental health issues - separation from family, loss / abandonment, and other relevant trauma -. At the center of these tasks is a practical model that does not adequately address the developmental needs of African-American women. The adoption of the Adoption Safety Family Law (AFSA) in 1997 established the children's safety, durability, and happiness goals ("adoption in 1997 and safe family law") in the child welfare system It was. One of the main guiding principles is "to train is a temporary environment, not a place for children to grow" (Children, Youth and Family Administration, 1998, p. 2). Another goal of AFSA is to encourage the child welfare system to "respect the children's development needs."