TRA

This narrow popular image of TRA as a white-black phenomenon is striking given that adoptions of black children by white parents account for only a small percentage of TRAs and an even smaller percentage of all U.S. domestic adoptions.

We asked the TRAs a series of questions about their relationship to family members during adolescence, many of which focused on racial differences.

One PFI scheme was developed in an area where formal representative structures (tenant and resident associations (TRAs), tenant liaison committees (TLCs) and community forum) had failed to adapt to the growing ethnic diversity of the area.

Attempts to compel ordinary people to use the “preferred pronouns” of TRAs will backfire as this is coercion.