The Underground Conservative

But the bureaucrats and social workers always know better.

Tell that to the little boy and little girl who suffered abuse at the hands of the foster mother, in which care they were placed after the children were yanked out of a loving home with a couple who tried to adopt them and placed with their abusive aunt.

The little boy, an infant, is dead, and the two-year-old girl is suffering from repeated abuse and is at Children’s Hospital.

A 24-year-old Milwaukee foster mother was charged Thursday with beating her infant nephew to death and severely abusing her 2-year-old niece. State officials placed the siblings in the woman’s care in June, after a West Allis couple who had been caring for the boy tried to adopt him.

Police say Crystal P. Keith began harming the girl almost as soon as she arrived at Keith’s home in the 3000 block of S. 12th St., and began abusing the boy, Christopher L. Thomas Jr., in October. According to investigative reports, Bureau of Milwaukee Child Welfare case workers who are required to have monthly contact with the children, had not been to Keith’s home since Sept. 23. Christopher died Tuesday.

Bureau officials have vowed to review the case, which one homicide investigator called one of the worst infant abuse deaths he has seen.

“There are not many cases where there’s torture that goes on for a period of months,” Milwaukee Police Lt. Alfonso Morales said.

That’s right. There was supposed to have been monthly contact yet the bureaucrats hadn’t been there in six weeks.

And these were children who had been taken from their abusive mother and thug father about a year ago.

The boy and girl were taken from their mother about five months after the boy’s birth on Oct. 14, 2007. The mother suffered from mental illness and admitted to shaking her daughter, who was diagnosed at the time with failure to thrive. The mother told police she punished the children twice a day.

The boy’s father was arrested in late 2007. He pleaded guilty in June to manufacturing/delivering cocaine and is now in custody at the House of Correction, according to court records.

Needless to say, the West Allis foster parent who had been trying to adopt the little boy and girl was devastated.

The West Allis foster mom who wanted to adopt Christopher burst into tears when she learned he was dead.

“We loved him so much,” said Darlene M. Logan, 63, a retired teacher.

The little girl had been in the care of a veteran foster parent in Germantown. The two children are black. The birth parents are black; the foster parents in whose home the children suffered are black. The foster parents in West Allis and Germantown are white. Do you see a pattern here?

Race, you see, trumps everything. Child welfare Nazis willing to take children out of loving, supportive foster homes and placed into the homes of blood relatives simply because the foster parents are white and the blood relatives are black, never mind the quality of the environment of the homes of those blood relatives. We’ve seen this type of story over and over again. Looking through the eyes of political correctness, those two children didn’t belong in the loving, caring, nurturing foster homes because the foster parents were white and the children were black. There’s a mentality in the child welfare bureaucracy based out of political correctness that black children must only be raised by black parents.

If that isn’t racist, then I am not sure what would qualify. This from the same people, many of whom push for homosexual couples being allowed to be foster parents and to adopt.