The intersection of child welfare, race, and civil rights has ignited a fierce debate in New York, highlighting the complex challenges faced by the child protection system. A recent report by the New York Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights has sparked controversy with its recommendations aimed at addressing racial disparities in child welfare interventions. However, are the issues rooted in systemic racism? Critics are saying no and arguing that these proposals could potentially compromise child safety in pursuit of racial equity. Lois Collins from Deseret News shares the facts and what we can do to protect our rising generation.