Interracial adoption refers to the process of adopting a child from a different racial or ethnic background than that of the adoptive parents. This practice aims to provide loving homes to children in need, regardless of their race, and can help promote diversity and cultural understanding within families. Families who engage in interracial adoption may face unique challenges, such as navigating cultural differences and addressing societal perceptions. However, many adoptive parents embrace these differences, fostering an environment of acceptance and inclusivity, which can enrich the lives of both the parents and the adopted child.