Margaret Sanger and the eugenics movement
Rebecca R. Messall - 06/03/201
On a Sunday dedicated to honoring motherhood, May 11, 2010, the Denver Post chose to celebrate everything glaringly responsible for preventing or terminating motherhood. And, to someone like me who is slightly older than the “Pill” and who was 18 at the time of Roe v. Wade, the appearance of the Post’s Mother’s Day article was curious because there is much more that people should know about the threesome of Margaret Sanger, the “Pill” and Planned Parenthood, the nations’ largest abortion provider.
Margaret Sanger belonged to an organization called the American Eugenics Society, organized in the early 1900’s. Members from the American Eugenics Society actually formed Sanger’s original group whose name was changed to Planned Parenthood, but even the latter’s first three presidents were officers or members in the AES, including Alan Guttmacher. Sanger is listed as a member in 1956 under her then-married name, Mrs. Noah Slee.
Later called social biology, genetics, and population control, eugenics was a “scientific” endeavor born from evolutionary biology. It was never confined to state-sponsorship under Communists and Socialist dictators. Eugenics operated quite openly in the United States, England and around the world. The efforts of the American Eugenics Society resulted in many states passing laws to sterilize more than 63,000 Americans. Several states passed official apologies in the 1990’s. The eugenics movement, particularly Margaret Sanger, ranted against the Catholic Church for opposing eugenic legislation and ideology.
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June 10th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
Check out the DVD: Maafa21 Black Genocide in 21st Century America - this stunning and well documented film shows racism and eugenics from abortion. Maafa21 is fully stocked with original articles, books, writings, quotes, audio and video of not only Eugenics member and Planned Parenthood Founder, Margaret Sanger - but incredibly has video of a former Planned Parenthood president herself admitting the group took donations from others who admittedly wanted to use abortion to target blacks. How can one deny those very words? Sanger spoke to the KKK and was invited an additional dozen times; hardly think they would invite someone opposed to their views? Planned Parenthood clinic, according to Maafa21, referred to Eugenics Boards and in one case pointed out in the film - was the renamed version of the Arkansas Eugenics Society. Maafa21 shows how even Republican President Richard Nixon (using his actual audio) stated why people would vote for abortion ( not a pretty explanation- very offensive ) and Maafa21 quotes several civil rights leaders who protested the placement of Planned Parenthood clinics in their black neighborhoods. To the extreme that a black journalist who wrote a book on Genocide which stated that abortion was being used to get rid of blacks was fired from his job at Newsweek, because he felt the government was behind the plot. Since Planned Parenthood was and continues to receive millions by the Federal Government even to this day, one has to wonder. Anyway- watch the film Maafa21 - read the credits and see the piles and piles of sources they used, then form your opinions. Checkout Maafa21 here: http://www.maafa21.com
June 10th, 2010 at 6:32 pm
I’m aware of the film. It is indeed very good and extremely well researched.
June 18th, 2010 at 2:43 am
I say, if you spot a monster make trouble for it. The best trouble maker is a clear and focused mind.