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<blockquote data-quote="faulkton" data-source="post: 2926723" data-attributes="member: 561910">While &quot;pro-choice&quot; feminists push abortion as a &quot;woman&#039;s right,&quot; the truth is that women are being exploited by abortion, especially African-American women. The pro-abortion feminists (or, as they like to call themselves, &quot;pro-choice&quot; advocates) have successfully identified abortion as a &quot;civil right.&quot; Some African-Americans, having fought for their civil rights in the 1950&#039;s and 1960&#039;s or learned of this struggle through history books, have somehow been duped into identifying the &quot;pro-choice&quot; movement with the fight for civil rights. The civil rights movement was a battle for equality and human rights. Medical abortion is the induced death of a developing human baby--the destruction of a child&#039;s fundamental, as well as civil, rights.The history of America&#039;s number 1 abortion &quot;provider,&quot; Planned Parenthood, reeks with the stench of racism and bigotry that adds another level to the insidious attack that has been waged on African-American women throughout the United States. African-American women are not only exploited by abortion but have been targeted by radical population control groups like the International Federation of Planned Parenthood who want to control the birth rate of the Africa-American community and people of color throughout the world. Through programs such as the Negro Project of 1929, Planned Parenthood began to spin a web of deception by baiting the African-American community with the pretense of &quot;family planning&quot; and other &quot;health services.&quot;Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, will clearly reveal the true intent of this abortion-promoting birth control federation. In a letter dated December 10, 1939 Sanger wrote to Dr. Clarence Gamble of a plan to &quot;exterminate&quot; the Negro population. Planned Parenthood apologists deny the intent of this statement referring to a genocidal plot, yet rebuff the fact that the world&#039;s most notorious Nazis and racists made up the bulk of the contributors to Sanger&#039;s monthly publication, the Birth Control Review.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="faulkton, post: 2926723, member: 561910"] While "pro-choice" feminists push abortion as a "woman's right," the truth is that women are being exploited by abortion, especially African-American women. The pro-abortion feminists (or, as they like to call themselves, "pro-choice" advocates) have successfully identified abortion as a "civil right." Some African-Americans, having fought for their civil rights in the 1950's and 1960's or learned of this struggle through history books, have somehow been duped into identifying the "pro-choice" movement with the fight for civil rights. The civil rights movement was a battle for equality and human rights. Medical abortion is the induced death of a developing human baby--the destruction of a child's fundamental, as well as civil, rights. The history of America's number 1 abortion "provider," Planned Parenthood, reeks with the stench of racism and bigotry that adds another level to the insidious attack that has been waged on African-American women throughout the United States. African-American women are not only exploited by abortion but have been targeted by radical population control groups like the International Federation of Planned Parenthood who want to control the birth rate of the Africa-American community and people of color throughout the world. Through programs such as the Negro Project of 1929, Planned Parenthood began to spin a web of deception by baiting the African-American community with the pretense of "family planning" and other "health services." Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, will clearly reveal the true intent of this abortion-promoting birth control federation. In a letter dated December 10, 1939 Sanger wrote to Dr. Clarence Gamble of a plan to "exterminate" the Negro population. Planned Parenthood apologists deny the intent of this statement referring to a genocidal plot, yet rebuff the fact that the world's most notorious Nazis and racists made up the bulk of the contributors to Sanger's monthly publication, the Birth Control Review. [/QUOTE]

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