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To: nascarnation; Sarah Barracuda; 21twelve

You guys are both off. The number of 49/1000 is almost certainly the ratio of abortions to women of childbearing age, for that one year. In other words, about 5% of 25 year-old black women had abortions in 2010 (roughly speaking), rather than 5% of black pregnancies ending in abortion. That number is closer to 33%...as detailed in the CDC report:

“whereas non-Hispanic black women had the highest abortion rates (31.8 abortions per 1,000 women aged 15–44 years) and ratios (483 abortions per 1,000 live births).”

In other words, for every 1483 black pregnancies, 483 (or about a third) ended in abortion. And that number sounds about right to me.

http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss6208a1.htm?s_cid=ss6208a1_w


19 posted on 11/26/2014 7:31:46 PM PST by BobL (Don't forget - Today's Russians learn math WITHOUT calculators.)
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To: nascarnation; Sarah Barracuda; 21twelve

...and that is our opening if we want to FINALLY separate the Democrat Party from its black base. It’s the dirty little secret that black children are now aborted at about 3 times the rate of white children, and the Democrats will SPARE NOTHING to make sure those abortions continue.

Herman Cain, in 2012, just started touching on that before the Bimbos popped up. Had he continued, that might have been it. I don’t see how the Dems can keep the flaming feminists happy with unlimited abortions and their black base happy with killing off one third of their babies. It would split that party RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE, if we would just hit on it.


20 posted on 11/26/2014 7:35:27 PM PST by BobL (Don't forget - Today's Russians learn math WITHOUT calculators.)
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