RE: Planned Parenthood against the black population
August 8, 2016 at 6:07 pm
(This post was last modified: August 8, 2016 at 6:08 pm by Regina.)
I think the higher number of parenthood clinics in black neighborhoods is more a sign of lack of wealth than race.
Of any race, poorest communities are typically the ones who have least access to education, healthcare and reproductive rights. That's why they target those neighbourhoods. At any rate, nobody is forcing anyone to attend them.
Not to sound flippant because the notion that racist-based eugenics might be happening in America, of all places, is totally believable even in the 21st Century. But I don't see anything sinister in this. I'm also not here for anyone demonizing women who decide to terminate their pregnancies.
Of any race, poorest communities are typically the ones who have least access to education, healthcare and reproductive rights. That's why they target those neighbourhoods. At any rate, nobody is forcing anyone to attend them.
Not to sound flippant because the notion that racist-based eugenics might be happening in America, of all places, is totally believable even in the 21st Century. But I don't see anything sinister in this. I'm also not here for anyone demonizing women who decide to terminate their pregnancies.
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