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PP agreed to take donations earmarked to reduce numbers of blacks
LOS ANGELES, February 28, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - UCLA's pro-life student magazine, The Advocate, has revealed an undercover investigation in which representatives of Planned Parenthood enthusiastically accepted a financial donation targeting the abortion of an unborn black baby for racist motives.
Look at the demographics. Young black teenagers in inner cities have the largest amount of babies out of any high school demographic. Rather than continue the cycle of poverty, Planned Parenthood is trying to step in and show girls that there are other options than having a baby at 15 or 16, keeping it, and going down a dark road for the future. This demographic is where the problem is the greatest so I see no problem in money going to help these girls be it through helping finance abortions, sex education, helping organize adoption, and general awareness.
Sounds to me like a weak plot on the part of Right to Lifers who are trying to agitate African American people into a war against Planned Parenthood. I don't know about your numbers charol, but I sure see no problem either to contributing to young girls pregnancy termination funds. This fund could also help rural caucasion girls who have babies at similar rates. Poverty is the contributing factor.
Also helpful, research to provide a temporary sterilization vaccine for boys 14-25. That aught to do it!
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