Which organization is the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) that opposed transracial adoption in 1972?

Which organization is the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) that opposed transracial adoption in 1972?

• A. National Association of Black Social Workers
• B. National Association of Black Psychologists
• C. American Association of Black Social Workers
• D. Black Social Welfare League

Answer: (A)

This question tests your ability to connect the acronym NABSW to its full organizational name and recall its historical stance. NABSW stands for the National Association of Black Social Workers, so the option that expands to that exact name is the correct one. In 1972, this organization publicly opposed transracial adoption, arguing that Black children are best served within Black communities and by Black social workers who understand their cultural needs. The other choices describe different groups and do not match the NABSW acronym, so they do not fit.

This question tests your ability to connect the acronym NABSW to its full organizational name and recall its historical stance. NABSW stands for the National Association of Black Social Workers, so the option that expands to that exact name is the correct one. In 1972, this organization publicly opposed transracial adoption, arguing that Black children are best served within Black communities and by Black social workers who understand their cultural needs. The other choices describe different groups and do not match the NABSW acronym, so they do not fit.