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Last week at Bloodmoney, we discussed the racist, eugenic origins of Planned Parenthood by studying the career of its founder, Margaret Sanger. A common response to all this is, "that was decades ago. Is Planned Parenthood still racist today?" Certainly they'd never admit it explicity. But Planned Parenthood's founders had recommended sterilization and segregation as primary birth control tools, and immediately after those tactics failed legally, abortion appeared on the scene, and minorities were targeted for abortion just as heavily as they were targeted before for sterilization and segregation. The sad truth: abortion became a far more effective and lucrative eugenic tactic than anything that came before it. More sadly still, the eugenic movement seduced African American leadership by rebranding eugenic birth control as a civil right, and sold it through something they called "The Negro Project." |
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Dr. Clarence Gamble (of Proctor and Gamble fame) who had served as director of the Birth Control League and was appointed as the regional director of the South, sent Sanger a memo entitled “Suggestion for Negro Project,” where he warned that black leaders would likely see her strategy as a plot to exterminate the blacks. His solution? Enlist carefully selected black leaders to spread the word instead. They’d take the pill if it were from their own people and no one would suspect a thing! In Sanger’s reply letter on Dec. 10. 1939, she agreed with his strategy. “We do not want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population, and the minister is the man who can straighten that idea out if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members.”
According to the Guttmacher Institute, black women are 5 times more likely than white
women to have an abortion. Since Roe v Wade, 10% of the white race has been wiped out, but 28% of the black race has been wiped out. The black community makes up only 12% of the American population, but they have 36% of all the abortions–so black babies are dying more than 3x as fast! By 2008, close to 14,000,000 black babies have been killed by abortion.
women to have an abortion. Since Roe v Wade, 10% of the white race has been wiped out, but 28% of the black race has been wiped out. The black community makes up only 12% of the American population, but they have 36% of all the abortions–so black babies are dying more than 3x as fast! By 2008, close to 14,000,000 black babies have been killed by abortion. These numbers are far more aggressive than anything accomplished by sterilization. Abortion has been more effective at achieving the eugenic agenda than forced sterilization ever was, because the birth control + abortion methodology is far more effective: instead of traumatizing women against their will, now they sell it as freedom, sell it as choice, sell it as a government funded service, and make hundreds of millions of dollars in the process, while achieving the same result: a declining black population. This is a matter of historical fact: to maintain stable population, each family must have 2.1 children. Since 2003, the black community has dropped below that line, and is on the decline.
Last week, Planned Parent-hood founder Margaret Sanger was examined for evidence of a racist and eugenic agenda in her early work, and was caught red-handed. Her colleagues had ties with the Third Reich, and spoke publicly about the “Jew Problem” and the “black peril.” (Knopf, 1925.) She herself called black aborigines “just a step higher than the chimpanzee.” (What Every Girl Should Know, 1920.)
Our next post reveals this story, along with some very frightening evidence that the eugenic program is achieving its goals among minority populations. Come read it and join the conversation.
-- The Bloodmoney Team at TAH.LLC, PO Box 240, Pasadena, MD 21122
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