CANCELED: Margaret Sanger – Founder of the Largest Abortion Provider in the U.S., by Olivia Summers
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By Olivia Summers, American Center for Law and Justice, August 2020
It is well documented – and we've been telling you for years – that Planned Parenthood's founder, Margaret Sanger, was a eugenicist who believed that society could, and should, create a superior race of people.
Yet, Planned Parenthood has repeatedly overlooked its founder's racist ideals and goals and has referred to her as "a woman of heroic accomplishments" who was, "like all heroes[,] . . . complex and imperfect." Planned Parenthood claims that it "acknowledge[d], denounce[d], and work[ed] to rectify" some of Margaret Sanger's "beliefs, practices, and associations."
These might include, perhaps, the time when Margaret Sanger spoke to the Ku Klux Klan to engage them in her efforts to push birth control. …
Stained glass window depicting Moses showing the Stone Tablets with the Ten Commandments, in Saint James's Church in Stockholm, Sweden. (photo: Jorisvo / Shutterstock)
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Catholic Conscience and the COVID-19 Vaccine, by AnnaMaria Cardinalli
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