The Secret of Extermination

By: Ja’micka Gaskin

Margaret Sanger the founder of  the “American Birth Control League” which later became “Planned Parenthood” wrote ‘The Birth Control Review’ in 1923.  In the book she says “We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population”. “Care no matter what“.  This is the slogan for Planned Parenthood but do they really care?

80% of Planned Parenthood franchises are in minority neighborhoods. Almost every clinic offers an emergency contraception pill or in-clinic procedure.. Studies show at 8 weeks a baby can feel pain and after 9 weeks you can only have a surgical abortion. Now that the fetus is growing and can feel the pain the baby can and will feel the tools pulling him/her apart during the surgery the law of kansas does not require doctors to give the fetus anesthesia to numb the pain of tools pulling their body parts into pieces.  In 2011, an estimated 1.1 million Terminations were performed .

Margaret Sanger the founder of Planned Parenthood was openly pro women’s rights. She was pro abortions and pro female adultery the whole nine.  She believed that women should be able to cheat on their husbands. Even until this day Planned Parenthood still has the same values. They think abortions are the way to go and that children under 18 should have birth control and it should be a mandatory thing.

A parent’s consent is not required if you are age 14 and higher to get birth control from Planned Parenthood. They claim your parents are not going to find out about your visitation to them. This organization was built on racism, lies, and sexism. Their morals reflect that and these are just a few issues on the surface.

In this years presidential debate the funding for PLanned Parenthood was brought up multiple times. But, when the subject was talked about no one wanted to bring up the fact that it targeted all minority races so they can potentially exterminate us. This will only continue if we as a country choose not to stand up.  We can sit no longer.