If black lives matter, then why aren’t abortion providers getting hammered for aborting hundreds of thousands of black babies each year?
If you believe the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, abortionists performed about 650,000 abortions in 2014, the last year for which they report abortion statistics. And since California doesn’t report abortions at all, the reported numbers are lower than what the abortion racket knows them to be.
Even with the funny math, the CDC and others agree that about 36% of all abortions are done on black women and girls. That’s about 235,000 to 300,000 fewer blacks born every year. Since blacks are about 12% of the nation’s population, this means abortion providers are targeting blacks at a bizarrely high rate relative to their numbers.
Evangelical black pastors have criticized the abortion racket for decades over this horrible ratio. They dare to call it genocide. Finally some Planned Parenthood people decided to address the racist roots of their organization at the University of Florida yesterday. So reports Breitbart News.
But do you want to hear the Planned Parenthood self-serving version, or some sanitized Evangelical version? Or would you rather hear the unvarnished R-rated truth about Planned Parenthood’s founder, which I published almost a decade ago?
Thank you. I know you want to read the more truthful and harsh version. Without further ado, “The Devil In Margaret Sanger.”
Eugenicism was a social disease too many American elitists caught from interfacing with their infected British and German counterparts after World War One. Of course, racism was institutionalized in America’s laws against blacks and American Indians, and in practice against Hispanics. But eugenicism – the belief in breeding of human beings from “the fittest” parents and the sterilization of the “least fit” – was an even worse doctrine that came from the imperialistic circles of the British Empire, and in the cities of defeated imperial Germany, because it justified the “birth control” and enslavement of perceived weaker people and in many cases the extermination of these people once they were deemed incapable of being useful to the elites. This pathological viewpoint would lead to continued British oppression of black and yellow people around the globe, and to Hitler’s wars upon Slavs and Jews and the handicapped.
As Americans wised up, the Ku Klux Klan would plummet into becoming the moth-eaten relic it is now. The Klan would also decline in large part because one of its leaders D.C. Stephenson was convicted of second-degree murder for kidnaping and repeatedly raping an Indiana woman and biting her breasts and other body parts severely enough that he drove her to attempt suicide, and because other Klan leaders were caught stealing the sheetheads’ dues. So the ethnic and race-baiting demagogue with the most long-term influence on America would be the bisexual pro-abortion eugenicist Margaret Sanger.
Margaret Sanger, born Margaret Higgins in upstate Corning, New York, tried to be a teacher, then quit. She later tried to be a nurse, but quit without getting a nurse’s license. She married William Sanger, a young architect. Because Sanger decided to try being an artist for awhile, Margaret decided to find work. She said she did nursing work in New York City’s Lower East Side, which teemed with Jewish, Italian, and Eastern European immigrants. Maybe her employer was easy to please; Margaret still was not a licensed nurse. Nor was she particularly sensitive. “I hated the wretchedness and hopelessness of the poor,” she said in her autobiography, “and never experienced the satisfaction in working among them that so many noble women have found.” She noted, “The wives of small shopkeepers were my most frequent cases,” so evidently she didn’t spend most of her time helping the poor people in that tenement district.
Margaret’s snobbishness was at odds with her professed politics at the time. She became a socialist, and she and her husband opened their New York City digs to some of the leading radicals of the day. Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, Bill Haywood, and Eugene Debs were among the people who the Sangers tried to hobnob with; radicalism was chic in their circles at the time. Margaret also started dabbling in serial adultery. The Sangers went to France with their children in 1913. Bill studied art, while Margaret “researched contraception” and left Bill.
Ms. Sanger claimed she was active in IWW labor activity when she was married to Bill Sanger. This might have been true, but it was due to Bill’s brand of socialism. When she left Bill and started pimping birth control in 1914, any labor activity to help workers she might have engaged in stopped.





