Leaving the Myths Behind, Planned Parenthood Style

GOPUSA ^ | Oct. 11, 2003 | Dennis Durband

[repentant_pundit]

I want to encourage pro-lifers to attend a Planned Parenthood of Central and Northern Arizona drama sometime. It will provide you with insight into the deception, ignorance, despair and the propaganda that this organization perpetuates. I did attend such a drama in Phoenix recently. Planned Parenthood recruited high school students from throughout the far reaches of the Valley of the Sun to perform as the drama troop, "Positive Force Players." This group recently delivered a performance at a public high school in Phoenix, titled, "Leaving the myths behind: Our bodies, our lives, our futures." It featured eight vignettes about the lives, the pressures, and the struggles that teenagers face.

The production is supposedly written by the students, but one would have to be naive to assume that producer Michelle Murray doesn't exert influence in assuring that the themes and messages are Planned Parenthood-friendly. It was obvious from watching the production that conservative, pro-family values were mocked and ridiculed.

In her producer's letter, Murray wrote: "We do not offer a quick fix to the teen pregnancy issue. Rather, we offer our new show as a catalyst for beginning a dialogue between students, parents, teachers and the community."

Let the dialogue begin, Ms. Murray. Among the vignettes were the following:

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Parenthood my foot, just follow the money...abortionists get wealthy from the blood of unborn babies, thanks to planned parenthood's indoctrination of our youth.

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[america-rules]

The left needs to look at the real reason Planned Parenthood was set up. It was set up to stop non white's from poluting the USA. It was set up by a very racist woman to stop non white babies from being born.

Margaret Sanger, Racist and Pro-Abortion

"We do not want word to get out that we want to exterminate the Negro population"

Margaret Sanger

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Bumping #3.

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FYI

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"In making her feelings known about (social works of) charity, Sanger again cleared herself of any suspicion of being a liberal: she criticised the success-- not failure-- of charity...She called for the halt to the medical care being given to slum mothers, and decried the expense to the taxpayers of monies being spent on the deaf, blind and dependent. She condemned foreign missionaries for reducing the infant mortality rates in developong countries, and declared charity to be more evil than the reasons, whatever they might be, for the poor to need aid in the first place. Sanger's thinking might have driven a true liberal to dispair"

MARGARET SANGER
Founder of Planned Parenthood

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Margaret Sanger, through Planned Parenthood, advocated abortions on Afro-Americans in order to eliminate what she called "socially undesirable people". This site is an excellent Afro-American response against Sanger's racist eugenics: Genocide against Afro-Americans

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The NEGRO PROJECT

Margaret Sanger aligned herself with the eugenicists whose ideology prevailed in the early 20th century. Eugenicists strongly espoused racial supremacy and "purtiy"," particularly of the "Aryan" race. Eugenicists hoped to purify the bloodlines and improve the race by encouraging the "fit" to reproduce and the "unfit" to restrict their reproduction. They sought to contain the "inferior" races through segregation, sterilization, birth control and abortion.

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Racist Statements by MARGARET SANGER, THE FOUNDER OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD

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Some more racist views MARGARET SANGER, THE FOUNDER OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD

Sanger frequently featured racists and eugenicists in her magazine, the Birth Control Review. Contributor Lothrop Stoddard, who also served on Sanger's board of directors, wrote in "The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy" that "We must resolutely oppose both Asiatic permeation of white race-areas and Asiatic inundation of those non-white, but equally non-Asiatic regions inhabited by the really inferior races." Each issue of the Birth Control Review was packed with such ideas. But Sanger was not content merely to publish racist propaganda; the magazine also made concrete policy proposals, such as the creation of "moron communities," the forced production of children by the "fit," and the compulsory sterilization and even elimination of the "unfit."

Sanger's own racist views were scarcely less opprobrious. In 1939 she and Clarence Gamble made an infamous proposal called "Birth Control and the Negro," which asserted that "the poorer areas, particularly in the South ... are producing alarmingly more than their share of future generations." Her "religion of birth control" would, she wrote, "ease the financial load of caring for with public funds ... children destined to become a burden to themselves, to their family, and ultimately to the nation."

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OK, this is enough to combat anyone who is of color who is Pro-Choice !

Use the Rat tactic and tell others they are racist if they are pro abortion !

[GeronL]

and what have the Republicans done to stop these people from going into the schools?

[america-rules]

Not much - same as the Enviro wackos !

[GeronL]

Maybe Arizona needs a third party to kick the GOP to the right??

Do you have 4 friends and a free webpage??

lol

Thats my new joke about third parties. Of course I also think everyone should start a webpage with a pretend third party to flesh out some of their own beliefs.

[VeritatisSplendor]

There is a new mainstream book (you know, not from the pro-life fringe) called "War Against the Weak" by Edwin Black about the early 20th century American eugencists - and it quotes Sanger extensively in all her heartless glory. Not so much about Planned Parenthood, but then, Sanger is dead.

Actually found it in my library. Encouraging.

Mrs VS

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Ping !

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Thanks

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