33 Burst results for "Margaret Sanger"

The Liberal 'Far-Left' Is an Anti-Human Ideology

The Dan Bongino Show

01:50 min | 3 weeks ago

The Liberal 'Far-Left' Is an Anti-Human Ideology

"I was talking about how leftist lies have created my Ivan Drago theory of leftism that you're a number to them If you die you die And I know that sounds really harsh and some of you may be some maybe under the mistaken belief here that what I said is an effort to be hyperbolic I assure you it is not I say that in the most raw real way possible I'm not talking about all Democrats I want to be clear I don't stereotype them like they do it off But the guiding kind of load star of the liberal far left and make no mistake Is based around the fact that the human being is a virus It is essentially an anti human ideology You are nothing more than a chip on a board You are a chess piece that is it It's a whole essence of collectivism From each according to their abilities to each according to their needs it's a cold spreadsheet What do you give to society versus what do you take And when they perceive you as taking more than you give you are to be terminated That's why this debate about euthanasia isn't even a debate amongst the leftists They're like I mean you know the whole idea of you chatting Margaret Sanger and eugenics is a whole left to say that's why they love abortion And we kill more human viruses Get them in the womb We'll have to waste any time But if you're elderly for them you create an even bigger problem I mean we've already heard it remember Obama remember that we played it on the show before they take the pill line So grandma's got to have a hip replacement and maybe you just take the pain pill and said no maybe we fix grandma

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How Elites Try to Undo Our Founders' Vision With John Zmirak

The Eric Metaxas Show

01:36 min | 2 months ago

How Elites Try to Undo Our Founders' Vision With John Zmirak

"Back, talking to John's mirac about his article at stream dot org, which I put all over my social media and I hope you will share this is very important information. We need to understand how our government is supposed to work on the founder's vision and how elites have through the decades through the centuries now been trying to undo it. We're dealing with that now and John, you're giving us the history, you just mentioned Wilson and the president's trying to undo the founder's vision, folks. This is over a hundred years ago. They saw the constitution as this relic, this old creaky thing that got in the way of the best people losing the power of the federal government to improve the American people. Improves the people, for instance, through eugenics laws. In the 1920s, people like Margaret Sanger promoted eugenics laws that forcibly sterilized more than 60,000 Americans for failing culturally biased IQ tests written by wasps. So Italian and Jewish immigrants would come in and they'd be given IQ tests that were written by people who went to groton and choked. And they wouldn't know what some of the words meant because they were referring to like, oh, they're key cozy and you're croquet mallet. And they didn't know what these things were. Study failed the IQ tests and of course lots of black Americans failed those biased IQ tests and 60,000 of them were forcibly sterilized by the government. The last ones were sterilized in the 1960s.

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John Zmirak and Eric Discuss E. Michael Jones' Antisemitism

The Eric Metaxas Show

03:06 min | 4 months ago

John Zmirak and Eric Discuss E. Michael Jones' Antisemitism

"Years ago, I read some of E Michael Jones's books. And again, this is what Nick Fuentes is kind of following, right? I read some of his books and he wrote one called degenerate moderns. It was brilliant. He wrote another one about architecture and another one, I forget. But brilliant stuff, right? And so I visited him in his home and I didn't see the anti semitic side of him until right around that time, a friend of mine, doctor Jeffrey sat in over, wrote a brilliant book, he is a genius psychiatrist, he has a degree in quantum physics. One of the smartest people I know, not a Christian, but he wrote an amazing book from the point of view of a psychiatrist who had dealt with people struggling with same sex attraction. And it really an amazing, amazing book, sat in over his last name. And so I interviewed him and reviewed it ostensibly for E Michael Jones magazine. He hardly printed anything of what I wrote. He cut almost everything. And then he wrote a review that was effectively anti semitic. And I will never, ever, ever forget it. I read it and I thought, this, this can be, this is the whole, the whole review of this great book, which was homosexuality and the politics of truth by Jeff sat in over hinged on really an anti semitic idea. And that's when I realized 27 years ago, uh oh, I don't know that I can spend any more time. You're telling me Nick Fuentes who just had dinner with the president is following you, Michael. Right. That's right. And I'll just explain briefly to your readers. Michael Jones is a theological Jew hater. He doesn't hate them racially. He doesn't believe in Nazi crackpot racialism. He believes that any one of the Jewish people who does not accept Jesus is the moral equivalent of the sadducees and that he takes literally the statement, let their blood be upon us and upon our children. He channels the old old anti semitism of some of the church fathers and some people in the Middle Ages. He takes all that, not as a historical tragedy and abuse, but as an authoritative part of the Christian tradition. And he describes the Jews who did not follow Jesus as the synagogue of Satan and the mystical body of Antichrist. That has existed ever since the death of our lord. And as a sort of satanic counter church. And so he blames Jews for pornography, even though the Marquis de Sade was not Jewish. He blames them for abortion. Margaret Sanger was not Jewish. He manages to act as if the Jewish people by not accepting Jesus became Antichrist. And

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

The Eric Metaxas Show

04:19 min | 6 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

"We can never know about the days to come. Folks, I'm talking to my new friend, John Manchukuo, and the book is erased. Very clever title to spell it that way. So, John, what you're basically saying is that the forces of atheist Marxism that have infiltrated the Democratic Party, the forces of critical race theory, ultimately are themselves racist and ultimately are seeking to erase black Americans, principally through abortion and they have been successful largely in this over the decades and it's time for people to wake up. That's perfect. That's correct. That's exactly what I'm saying. And through this erased book, I deal with several chapters displaying the heinous crimes and the evil venom of Planned Parenthood and Margaret Sanger and evil woman who said that she wanted to exterminate the black population. And Planned Parenthood recently removed her name from her prestigious clinic in New York during the summer of 2020, but at the end of the day, they're still propagating her mission. She was clear. She wanted to eliminate every black person off the face of the planet because she felt that blacks were not willing to live and or exist. She wanted to eliminate and kill everyone who was deformed and even Jews. She was an evil woman, but today many black support a political party that seeks to propagate the ideologies of Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger also said that she wanted to use the black preacher to deal with rebellious negroes if they refused to support the abortion industry. And I guess today, according to Margaret Sanger, then I must be a rebellious Negro. And for me, I'll be a rebellious sneaker until the day that I die because I want all babies to live, especially babies that look like me. Well, we need to be clear with my audience. Many of them understand this, but I just want to be real clear, folks. If you don't believe in the God of the Bible, okay? If you believe in, we're just here by accident. You're some kind of atheist. You believe in Marxist views that say atheism is the way to go. You have no moral standing to say anything is good or evil. Now, there are a lot of people that are going to disagree with that. They can say we create our own meaning. That's baloney. That's like talking about, I create my own money in the basement. I print my own money. I'm going to pay you with that money. You can't do that. So when you have somebody like Margaret Sanger, let's be clear where she's coming from is the darwinist position that is inescapably racist because it says we just believe in evolution. We don't believe human beings are all equal any more than we believe all animals are equal. We just believe that darwinism, the idea of natural selection, created some animals and creatures more evolved than others. So it follows perfectly logically from the atheist darwinist doctrine that some groups, some ethnic groups will be more evolved than others. And so here you have a woman. Margaret Sanger saying, let's eliminate those who are less evolved, who are not as intelligent, who are not as whatever she believed about the darker races. And she was actually working to make this happen through birth control and abortion. This was her mission and it morphed in such a way that all kinds of people have accepted it without really understanding where it comes from. It comes from her view, which is a racist view and atheist view that comes right out of darwinism through the eugenics movement. We're living with it today. And we're here to expose it. So I'm talking to John, I'm on tuku about his new book erased, which explains and exposes this, again, the book is.

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John Amanchukwu Has a Powerful and Cleverly-Titled New Book: 'Eraced'

The Eric Metaxas Show

01:54 min | 6 months ago

John Amanchukwu Has a Powerful and Cleverly-Titled New Book: 'Eraced'

"I'm talking to my new friend, John Manchukuo, and the book is erased. Very clever title to spell it that way. So, John, what you're basically saying is that the forces of atheist Marxism that have infiltrated the Democratic Party, the forces of critical race theory, ultimately are themselves racist and ultimately are seeking to erase black Americans, principally through abortion and they have been successful largely in this over the decades and it's time for people to wake up. That's perfect. That's correct. That's exactly what I'm saying. And through this erased book, I deal with several chapters displaying the heinous crimes and the evil venom of Planned Parenthood and Margaret Sanger and evil woman who said that she wanted to exterminate the black population. And Planned Parenthood recently removed her name from her prestigious clinic in New York during the summer of 2020, but at the end of the day, they're still propagating her mission. She was clear. She wanted to eliminate every black person off the face of the planet because she felt that blacks were not willing to live and or exist. She wanted to eliminate and kill everyone who was deformed and even Jews. She was an evil woman, but today many black support a political party that seeks to propagate the ideologies of Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger also said that she wanted to use the black preacher to deal with rebellious negroes if they refused to support the abortion industry.

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Planned Parenthood Barely Disavowed Margaret Sanger in 2020

Mark Levin

01:24 min | 6 months ago

Planned Parenthood Barely Disavowed Margaret Sanger in 2020

"2020 Planned Parenthood finally disavowed Margaret Sanger over eugenics New York Times put it this way Planned Parenthood in New York disavows Margaret Sanger over eugenics This Sanger a feminist icon and reproductive rights pioneer Supported a discredited belief in improving the human race through selective breeding That's on the key to Stewart wrote it She said her legacy also includes supporting eugenics a discredited belief and improving the human race through selective breeding often targeting poor people those with disability immigrants and people of color She was particularly targeting black people or to quote her negroes The removal of Sanger's name from our building is both a necessary and overdue step to reckon with our legacy And acknowledged Planned Parenthood's contributions to historical reproductive harm within communities of color said Karen seltzer the chair of the New York affiliates board said in a statement So there you have Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood Woodrow Wilson And so much more

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on 77WABC Radio

77WABC Radio

01:50 min | 6 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on 77WABC Radio

"Planned Parenthood and other such organizations have been handing out Margaret Sanger awards the equivalent now for decades They've pulled back Hillary Clinton got one watch They pulled back Because as the rewritten history gets straightened out It's important to understand who Margaret Sanger was And the Democrats celebrated her up just a few years ago And so it is Margaret Sanger said some horrific things and pushed for horrific things It's what she did And the planned parent or organization is her legacy And you and I had been funding that organization for decades In any effort to try and defund that organization has been blocked by the Democrats This issue of abortion has evolved into an issue of women's rights in a woman's body That's not what it was originally Not even close It was an effort by a racist Who even created what she called the Negro project To try and enlist black ministers Into promoting quote unquote birth control In which she included not just included but pushed abortion For black women

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Planned Parenthood Is Margaret Sanger's Legacy

Mark Levin

01:50 min | 6 months ago

Planned Parenthood Is Margaret Sanger's Legacy

"Planned Parenthood and other such organizations have been handing out Margaret Sanger awards the equivalent now for decades They've pulled back Hillary Clinton got one watch They pulled back Because as the rewritten history gets straightened out It's important to understand who Margaret Sanger was And the Democrats celebrated her up just a few years ago And so it is Margaret Sanger said some horrific things and pushed for horrific things It's what she did And the planned parent or organization is her legacy And you and I had been funding that organization for decades In any effort to try and defund that organization has been blocked by the Democrats This issue of abortion has evolved into an issue of women's rights in a woman's body That's not what it was originally Not even close It was an effort by a racist Who even created what she called the Negro project To try and enlist black ministers Into promoting quote unquote birth control In which she included not just included but pushed abortion For black women

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

The Eric Metaxas Show

04:14 min | 8 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

"Think of that effect of an x-ray. As usual, I did not know that. This is astonishing news. This is amazing. I mean, we're connecting dots, folks. Do you have any connections? I haven't even gotten to the worst part. In Margaret Sanger's writing, she talks about a secret set of women who throughout history have been champions of sexual liberation. What she means is abortionists. She means witches who would do abortions. A lot of witches, by the way, were burned because they were abortionists. Which is worthy were often midwives, but sometimes abortionists and poisoners. So yes, during the witch craze, a lot of innocent women were punished. But some of them were abortionists and poisoners. Margaret Sanger talks about women who were willing to rebel against the sexual mores, meaning women who would use abortion and do primitive birth control. She talks about them as like a secret religion that would lead to the enlightenment of mankind. And she talks about them as almost martyrs who and she talks about their sacrifice. But what they were sacrificing was unborn children. So she is an effect reinventing the ancient canaanite and Carthaginian child sacrifice. Abortion as the sacrifice of children to give us godlike powers. And what do you know today, the temple of Satan has filed legal briefs in many states of the union, claiming that abortion is a religious ritual and protected by the First Amendment. Well, I'm here to say that they're right. Abortion is a religious ritual of satanism that it goes all the way back to the Old Testament to the canaanite fertility religions where they would sacrifice children. Carthage, where they would sacrifice their firstborn in return for good luck and success in battle. What we are facing really is a satanic religion channel which has sort of a scientific fig leaf in darwinism and eugenics. But in fact, it is the worst of the malek, and that's why you see in the wake of the Dobbs decision. Nobody, nobody is arguing for the merits of roe V wade or the merits of Planned Parenthood V Casey. They are screaming, they're dousing themselves with blood. They're threatening to kill people. They're burning churches. They're vandalizing crisis pregnancy centers. They are out of arguments. This is like the moment. This is the moment in our national exorcism. When the demon stops being clever in making theological sophistic arguments. And he just starts strangling the priest and spewing vomit and rolling spinning the head around. That's what we're in right now. I mean, I'm tracking with all this and you neglect to mention, again, when you say the fig leaf of darwinism and eugenics, Freud is in that as well. In other words, Floyd was always postured as a scientist. He was anything but a scientist, but he always would try to use scientific language to sound like he's even though he's talking about utterly inchoate vague concepts ID superego. You know, these were all of this stuff. The idea of sexual repression, you know, there's a modicum of truth to all of it. It's plausible enough, but it became the paradigm in the early part of the 20th century and people like Margaret Sanger and others, they knew who the enemy was. The enemy was traditional Christian biblical morality. Christianity itself was somehow oppressive, repressive. So it's so fascinating to hear that these pieces are being put together, but what amazes me, John, is that it's now in 2022 that you and the writer with the substack are putting these pieces together because it seems that books ought to have been written on this. This is astonishing stuff. Well, there is a good book. There's a good book by Ben wicker called ten books that screwed up the world..

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John Zmirak on Margaret Sanger's 'Secret Religion'

The Eric Metaxas Show

00:55 sec | 8 months ago

John Zmirak on Margaret Sanger's 'Secret Religion'

"Margaret Sanger's writing, she talks about a secret set of women who throughout history have been champions of sexual liberation. What she means is abortionists. She means witches who would do abortions. A lot of witches, by the way, were burned because they were abortionists. Which is worthy were often midwives, but sometimes abortionists and poisoners. So yes, during the witch craze, a lot of innocent women were punished. But some of them were abortionists and poisoners. Margaret Sanger talks about women who were willing to rebel against the sexual mores, meaning women who would use abortion and do primitive birth control. She talks about them as like a secret religion that would lead to the enlightenment of mankind. And she talks about them as almost martyrs who and she talks about their sacrifice. But what they were sacrificing was unborn children.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

The Eric Metaxas Show

04:17 min | 8 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

"In part two here, that's stream dot arc. I talk about something I didn't know about so recently. I read a very good article on substack by this author named Schwab. He took his name from Klaus suave, I think sarcastically. He goes into the occult roots of Planned Parenthood's beliefs. Margaret sangers believes that motivated her to found Planned Parenthood. She took as her mentor, someone named Havelock Ellis. He was a British eccentric, wealthy, intellectual pseudo intellectual. Who helped found the Fabian society, which was the leading socialist group in Britain. But he also was obsessed with the occult. He was a sexual libertine. He himself was personally impotent, but he married and he was obsessed with sex. So he would conduct orgies where his wife would have sex with strangers and he would watch. And he would make notes. And he made friends with dozens of sexual eccentrics. He was a friend of Oscar Wilde, for instance. And he got them to write about their sexual experiences, which were frequently mixed in with occult experiences, because Havelock Ellis was into spiritualism. That was the 19th century attempt to channel spirits from beyond the grave. And you and I know the good spirits, the angels who are obedient to God, they don't come when you draw a pentagram on the floor. They don't come when you, when you issue a magic spell. There's only one kind of spirit that will come. And that's evil spirits, spirits from Satan. Spirits who want to dominate you and drag you to hell. Well, Havelock Ellis summons spirits like that. He was engaged in seances and orgies and mixtures of the two. Margaret Sanger took him as her mentor. She wrote dozens of articles promoting his ideas each year she would devote one one issue of the birth control review to have lock Alice. She had a long sexual affair with him. She supported him financially, she regarded him as a living saint. And I have all this information from the Margaret Sanger project at New York University. I looked at her papers. This is all in her own words and in the words of friendly scholars who like Margaret Sanger. They all said, oh, she's a Cadillac Ellis as her spirit guide. Well, part of one of the, one of the weird things about Margaret Sanger, the part she always talks about science, all modern science tells us. She's always invoking science. She likes to vote Darwin. She likes invoke biology. But she was not a scientist. She was a crank and a revolutionary, a socialist revolutionary. But she was she didn't know science very well, but she would invoke science. But in fact, she would make mystical weird promises. Like she promised that if we freed people from the chains of sexual morality, traditional Christian sexual morality. And if we freed them from poverty from being born into poverty, fight, eugenics, by preventing poor people from being born. She said the human race would become a race of gods and earth would become a Paradise to the point that we wouldn't think about fantasies like heaven or God because we would be gods in a new Paradise on earth. And I thought, where did she get all this? Okay, John, it's obvious to many people listening. This is satanic. Satan in the garden says, you know, if you do what I say and don't do what God says, you will be as gods. This is the eternal promise from the devil. And it's fascinating to me how there's nothing new under the sun. You hear the same thing over and over and over. People need to know these are the roots of Planned Parenthood..

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The Sinister Roots of Margaret Sanger's Planned Parenthood

The Eric Metaxas Show

01:49 min | 8 months ago

The Sinister Roots of Margaret Sanger's Planned Parenthood

"A very good article on substack by this author named Schwab. He took his name from Klaus suave, I think sarcastically. He goes into the occult roots of Planned Parenthood's beliefs. Margaret sangers believes that motivated her to found Planned Parenthood. She took as her mentor, someone named Havelock Ellis. He was a British eccentric, wealthy, intellectual pseudo intellectual. Who helped found the Fabian society, which was the leading socialist group in Britain. But he also was obsessed with the occult. He was a sexual libertine. He himself was personally impotent, but he married and he was obsessed with sex. So he would conduct orgies where his wife would have sex with strangers and he would watch. And he would make notes. And he made friends with dozens of sexual eccentrics. He was a friend of Oscar Wilde, for instance. And he got them to write about their sexual experiences, which were frequently mixed in with occult experiences, because Havelock Ellis was into spiritualism. That was the 19th century attempt to channel spirits from beyond the grave. And you and I know the good spirits, the angels who are obedient to God, they don't come when you draw a pentagram on the floor. They don't come when you, when you issue a magic spell. There's only one kind of spirit that will come. And that's evil spirits, spirits from Satan. Spirits who want to dominate you and drag you to hell.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

The Eric Metaxas Show

03:19 min | 8 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show

"Tell me Eric, why is relief factors so successful at lowering or eliminating pain? I'm often asked that question, the owners of relief factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right, designed to heal, and I agree with them. So the doctors who formulated relief factor for them selected the four best ingredients, yes, 100% drug free ingredients, each helps your body deal with inflammation. Each of the four ingredients deals with inflammation from a different metabolic pathway. And that right there approaching from four different angles may be why so many people find such wonderful relief. So if you've got back pain, shoulder neck hip knee or foot pain from exercise or just getting older, you should order the three week quick start discounted to only 1995 to see if it will work for you. It works for me. It has for about 70% of the half a million people who've tried it and have ordered more, go to relief factor dot com or call 800 for relief to find out about this offer, feel the difference. Hey there folks, as promised. The great John S mirak is with us right now, John. I read the pieces you wrote at stream dot org. Do we have to talk about them? They're depressing. They're brilliant, but depressing. Well, that's kind of my job here. I don't make the natural law, man. I just enforce it. That's very good. Okay, so let's talk about what you've written. The demonic origins of Planned Parenthood part two channeling dark spirits sacrificing children. As you could tell from the clever title, this is the second part of my study of Planned Parenthood. In the first part, I talk about the positives aspects of Margaret Sanger by comparison. She was a racist and a eugenicist and a sexual libertine who trafficked tried to create a kind of new paganism based on sex. Where unrestrained orgy asked sexual license would liberate the human race and unleash godlike powers within us. And again. Positive. I want to annotate. We have to be clear that all of us have grown up in this world, which is effectively Freudian, right? Freud gave us this big, stupid idea that first of all, that we are nothing that we are just as sex drive and that if you follow the sex drive, it will lead to liberation and utopia, otherwise you are repressed, quote unquote, many of us have bought into these categories and these ideas, but what you write about Margaret Sanger and Havelock Ellis kind of gives us even more backstory and it shows the occultic, deeply sick. Not just false, but occultic evil nature of some of this, let's just call it this false paradigm. That's right. And I was saying, what I just laid out, eugenics, racism, a kind of Darwinian mysticism of sex. This is the less unpalatable part of Margaret Sanger's background..

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John Zmirak Describes Margaret Sanger's Attack on the Unborn

The Eric Metaxas Show

01:57 min | 8 months ago

John Zmirak Describes Margaret Sanger's Attack on the Unborn

"John S mirak is with us right now, John. I read the pieces you wrote at stream dot org. Do we have to talk about them? They're depressing. They're brilliant, but depressing. Well, that's kind of my job here. I don't make the natural law, man. I just enforce it. That's very good. Okay, so let's talk about what you've written. The demonic origins of Planned Parenthood part two channeling dark spirits sacrificing children. As you could tell from the clever title, this is the second part of my study of Planned Parenthood. In the first part, I talk about the positives aspects of Margaret Sanger by comparison. She was a racist and a eugenicist and a sexual libertine who trafficked tried to create a kind of new paganism based on sex. Where unrestrained orgy asked sexual license would liberate the human race and unleash godlike powers within us. And again. Positive. I want to annotate. We have to be clear that all of us have grown up in this world, which is effectively Freudian, right? Freud gave us this big, stupid idea that first of all, that we are nothing that we are just as sex drive and that if you follow the sex drive, it will lead to liberation and utopia, otherwise you are repressed, quote unquote, many of us have bought into these categories and these ideas, but what you write about Margaret Sanger and Havelock Ellis kind of gives us even more backstory and it shows the occultic, deeply sick. Not just false, but occultic evil nature of some of this, let's just call it this false paradigm.

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Planned Parenthood Founder Margaret Sanger Promoted the Negro Project

Mark Levin

00:54 sec | 9 months ago

Planned Parenthood Founder Margaret Sanger Promoted the Negro Project

"Did she promote birth control Yes But you also advanced a project called the Negro project And she wrote in her biography about speaking to a Ku Klux Klan group Advocated for eugenics approach to breeding for quote the gradual suppression elimination and eventual extinction Of defective stocks those human weeds This was her Which threatened the blooming of the finest flowers of American civilization And on the letter in 1939 to doctor C J gamble the founder of Planned Parenthood Sanger urged him to get over his reluctance to hire a full-time Negro physician as the colored negroes can get closer to their own members and more or less lay their cards on the table which means they're ignorant superstitions and doubt

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show

The Officer Tatum Show

05:14 min | 10 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show

"Can not do this to its citizens. It actually makes no sense to me. Why are they even pushing the vaccine on young healthy people? They don't need to take the vaccine in my opinion. Now, if your medical professional on your doctor tells you you should, then you can make a decision of whether or not you want to listen to him or listen to your gut. But this is not right what they're doing. Time for Atlanta, Georgia. Welcome to the Oscar Tatum show. Is this the officer and the gentleman, Brandon Tatum? Yes, sir. Thus is I. Well, welcome, sir. And it was great to hear your previous guests. Your immediate predecessor there. And what was so great about it is the fact that you both emphasized the Christianity and the God thing because that's going to be first and foremost as we march forward as Christian soldiers together to deal with this evil. And there is, I don't know if it's systemic racism or systematic racism, but Margaret Sanger was at the forefront of that. And I just heard a quote that I had forgotten about that LBJ said about the great society. And he said, advancing the systematic racism against blacks. He said, according to this quote, that I'm going to get those N words to vote democratic for 200 years by passing the great action for awful racism, sir. I don't know what is. Hey, man, Tom. I agree with you a 1000%. You got to put guy first and also that is true. That LBJ said he going to have these N words voted for 200 years. This is the way the Democrats act. Tom, thank you for your call. This is the way the Democrats act. They are the racist party. Are there systems in place that are racist? I don't believe so, but I think that there are systems in place that have a racial disproportionality or racial disproportionate and effect on black people. And many of those policies that are put in place should be, you know, some of these policies that are put in place should be changed and examined, but I personally believe that although there's things that could hold some people back potentially, maybe it's not just because of their race maybe because their social economic status or because they don't fit in well. With being lazy, you can still overcome. That's my mission and my voice in that arena is to say you can still overcome. But if you want to talk about racism, these Democrats are the ones that are racist. Jim Crow races. Slavery, racist Democrats. You can go down the list. They did not want black people to get the right citizenship, the right to vote, to be for slavery to be abolished. They didn't want that. And they lied to you today and say they did, but they really didn't feel from Philadelphia. Welcome to the ascertainment show. Hey, officer, Tatum. What a great young man stand up guy you are and they couldn't have picked anybody better to come in after Carl. I mean, we all miss Larry, but hey, man, it is what it is. I'm glad you're grabbing the helm and running with it. I just wanted to give you a quick rundown. We're still waiting for a winner of the Doctor Oz and McCormick. But it happened two days ago. What happened was the people they used an outside vendor to mail out a bulk mailing..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Suburban Women Problem

The Suburban Women Problem

03:42 min | 11 months ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Suburban Women Problem

"They were just unsafe and they died for them. Absolutely. So if you look at Margaret Sanger who invented the pill, why did she invent the pill because in 1912 she was sick of seeing women die from back alley abortions and self induced abortions when abortions were illegal. The true choice that is not abortion legal inhabit or abortion illegal indo. The true choice that is abortion is safe and legal or abortion is unsafe and illegal. Women will still have them. That's the true choice that you just get more women die when they have. You get more death if you make it illegal. And there are people alive today that were alive back when abortion was illegal. And they have the horror stories. When I talked to my constituents, even the ones who, for the most part, would identify as Republican, that is an issue that honestly I really think that politicians might be getting wrong. And that there are a lot more women out there who might consider themselves more right leaning that on this issue. They say, I can not. This, I can not stand for. The majority of the public does not agree with making illegal. No, but I agree with everything you're saying. I mean, I think you're completely right. This argument doesn't mean anything if we don't fight. Because they might think that Jasmine and they might, but if you were not giving them an option and we're not talking about it all the time, it's not going to matter. That is really, to me, that's it. So either I'm done with the excuses, I'm done. So I don't really care about Manchin and cinema. I am over it. Let's figure out a plan and go on. They're going to try to control this. They're going to try, I mean, I think they're underestimating a lot of the effect this is going to have, but this doesn't help us if we can't turn this into something else. Again, I personally believe a really strong first step is to just tell these stories so people can see it on a personal level. And see how men and women boys and girls are all affected by this issue. And families, everything. I mean, that's a good point, but here's the other thing. There are stories that will be untold because those people are dead, right? Truthfully, which means that is on husbands, sons, brothers, to tell the stories of their mother who is dead because of this, right? We need everyone to stand up and especially the stories of the people who can't tell it themselves. Yes. Because there are untold stories of women who are dead. And truthfully, even babies. There are babies who are dead because of these abortion restrictions. There are people who miscarried that didn't have to. So most people who listen to the pod know, I am a woman, and also a black woman. I am seeing so many of my rights being stripped away in the last year that I just, I am like, I just don't, I don't know what to eat. I'm like, what the fuck is next? What is next? I can't even imagine it's like, okay, first, I gotta fight for voting rights. And representation. Now I got our fight for the right to make medical decisions. I have a daughter. I have a son. I have people, I'm raising children in this country in this world at this time where I just don't understand why they are taking away my rights, honestly, I feel like my dog Stella has more rights than I do..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Tom Dupree Show

The Tom Dupree Show

03:11 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Tom Dupree Show

"Saw another interview that said that they had been using fetal cell parts. Body parts as far back as nineteen seventy-three in drug development. And perhaps other things maybe even in makeup collagen interesting. I read some of this stuff about margaret sanger and She was the if not the founder of planned parenthood. Certainly the spiritual progenitor of it. It was always about.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

Your Grandparents Did What?

05:50 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

"Yeah so that's kind of the quick history of just what planned parenthood as an organization is. I'm gonna talk now about the development of the birth control pill. Yeah i mean it's about plant. I have some more things to say about planned. Parenthood actually layer in the. I mean. that's you know that's the early history. I do think that it does suck that early history. That was problematic is weaponized against planned parenthood because planned. Parenthood has so much good. Yeah truly while others are. They actually have a statement from planned parenthood on the very top of this. When i was gonna have nice every honestly. I'm gonna read rain because they're like. Hey we're we know what the fucking deal is so says this is the statement quote planned. Parenthood believes that all people of every race religion gender identity ability immigration status and geography are full human beings with the right to determine their own future and decide without coercion or judgment. Whether in mind have children. Margaret margaret sanger's racism and beliefs in eugenics are in direct opposition to planned parenthood's mission planned. Parenthood denounces margaret. Sanger is believed in eugenics further planned. Parenthood denounces the history and of anti blackness and gynecologic gynecology and reproductive rights are getting like emotionally nice. Oh yes and the mistreatment guests that continues against black indigenous and other people color in this country. I'm sorry drought response to cry so so bad. I'm sorry that's now a lot of words that deserves so you have to first of all. I have done so much from any person. He's not like a fucking crazy anti-choice person. I'd never heard one bad word about planned parenthood. I've heard so many good things about the advice. Hair love option. People gotten especially for people who don't have access to to insurance the things they've done the axa given to people. I know people focus highly. Not mingle certain people focus highly unlikely abortions which is accepted teeny tiny small part. But i liked. The conservative media has really clouded planned parenthood as an abortion clinic. Like that is what it is. Yes but even even if that's all it was abortion legal in country even if that's all was which is which is planned..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

Your Grandparents Did What?

04:01 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

"And i also find a lot of antiabortion. Activists use this early margaret sanger stuff as a tool against planned parenthood and against correct abortion activists. End pro choice. Activists cracked that being said she was not an outline her time eugenics were incredibly popular before world war. Two when hitler came from now we have decided like we. Are you History correct and So it's not to say that those things were wrong because they are wrong and obviously planned. Parenthood has done the large work to come away from that. But i do think that it's important to contextualized that within history to say she was not an outlier in that right. She was suddenly wandered. Yeah yeah yeah and medical experimentation unfortunately was as well yeah especially on my income in women of color cracked. Sorry i just wanted to like go into that. But i just. I thought that was a great segue in to say okay. I thought was there. You go that. So sanger believed eugenics. Yes which is inherently racist. Ablest ideology that labeled certain people unfit to have children Eugenics definition is a theory that society can be improved through planned breathing for quote desirable. Traits like intelligence were industriousness. So gay whiteness cracked. Yeah in the earliest twentieth century genyk ideas were very popular among highly educated privileged at mostly white americans just said it was as you said not unpopular. Believe we're popular. Until like until hitler basically implemented on a large scale and we decided to fight nazis in that correct just got away from as against yes so..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

Your Grandparents Did What?

02:41 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Grandparents Did What?

"Efforts of these birth control proponents led to the nineteen thirty six court ruling that birth control devices in information would no longer be classified as obscene and could be legally distributed in only new york connecticut and vermont so there was a long time from the comstock act. I mean took another dirty years from this. This was nineteen thirty. Four the rest of the country before it took him to extend to married couples all over the country. So yes it took until the nineteen sixties for everybody to be able to get birth control but only those married married people. Yeah so that's kind of the quick history of just what planned parenthood as an organization is. I'm gonna talk now about the development of the birth control pill. Yeah i mean it's about plant. I have some more things to say about planned. Parenthood actually layer in the. I mean. that's you know that's the early history. I do think that it. does suck that early history. That was problematic is weaponized against planned parenthood because planned. Parenthood does so much good. Yeah truly while others. Are they actually have a statement from planned parenthood on the very top of this when i was gonna have nice every honestly i'm gonna read rain because they're like. Hey we're we know what the fucking deal is so says this is the statement quote planned. Parenthood believes that all people of every race religion gender identity ability immigration status and geography are full human beings with the right to determine their own future and decide without coercion or judgment. Whether in mind have children. Margaret margaret sanger's racism and beliefs in eugenics are in direct opposition to planned parenthood's mission planned parenthood denounces margaret sanger's believed in eugenics further planned. Parenthood denounces the history and league of anti blackness and gynecologic gynecology and reproductive rights are. I'm getting like emotionally nice. Oh yes and the mistreatment guests that continues against black indigenous and other people color in this country. Sorry drought response to cry so so bad. I'm sorry now a lot of words that deserves so you have to first of all. I have done so much from any person. He's not like a fucking crazy anti-choice person. I'd never heard one bad word about playing parenthood. I've heard so many good things about the advice. Hair love option. People gotten especially for people who don't have access to to insurance the things they've done the axa given to people. I know people focus highly..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Vibe Juice Podcast

The Vibe Juice Podcast

03:52 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Vibe Juice Podcast

"China remember the phrase they use for those that wanna eliminate people of color It begins to the e. I can't call it but the thing is this. If you know that the human scrapheap those that are declared in unviable unusable by the existing social orders. It only makes sense that those same forces would come up with a way to reduce that h had human scrappy population. And if you look at the changes in the workplace if you look at the changes in terms of what happens to people those that have money. Elvis don't have you're talking about. Eugenics eugenic marne margaret sanger. Sanger eugenics now very few people. Understan- what margaret sanger was really about right right and she is a documentary. A couple a couple. I've seen i know i've seen wanna may obscene too. But margaret sanger is just an example of somebody who has gotten literally glorified and knighted in all kinds of good shit all around the world for what she was doing for poor women. Okay yeah but when you scratch a little bit deeper then. It's like lloyd minute minute hold it. 'cause the birth control pill came out of margaret sanger swirl and it was it was always available to the middle class and then when she started planned parenthood. It was like what was really the goal of planned parenthood now if it was to the clear. Goal are the secondary Or even hurt or even tertiary tertiary. Covert goal okay and in. What would you say i would say. She was very effective in who she partnered with to help. Create what became later. You know the the peel But also in terms of opening planned parenthood clinics look where the clinics are in the hood plan parent. Look who look look look Cudi where they were anyway. Were right but still to this day there those it look at her as an icon true and have no fucking clue about the real show behind the scenes. The ultimate intent right right. You know where you know. So it's taking too in one way. It's taking something that was really really after up and then making a positive because obviously it was suited for those whip. Specific needs like well. I take advantage of this thing although she might have been trying to do this. But it's it's ironic but it's it's twofold there was really do served oppose. It produces a result. That i don't have to confess to right so okay so with fat. I gotta go back to you know now. This is a good time to talk about vaccinations because this is going to be ongoing so with that same.

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The Founder of Planned Parenthood Was a Eugenicist

America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast

02:00 min | 1 year ago

The Founder of Planned Parenthood Was a Eugenicist

"Have you asked yourself. Why is it that planned. Parenthood clinics are disproportionately located in high density minority areas. Why could it be pachon. Because the founder of planned parenthood margaret sanger in whose name awards are given out each year one of which was received by hillary clinton yes. She's a proud margaret sanger award recipient. Could it have anything to do with the fact that she was a eugenicist. Don't take my word for it. Look at what she said about the enfeebled of mind and those not fit to live or to breed especially the poll black community. She was such use geneticists. Such a hateful murderous bigot. That hitler himself. This scene is one of the most chilling scenes in our friend. My colleague nesta sousa's death of a nation where he reenacted and read had reenacts actors read the latter. Adolf hitler wrote to the leadership of the national socialist. German workers party that is the full name of the nazi party. Let me just one more time. National socialist workers party of germany that he wrote them a letter. Instructing of the leadership of the nazi party to congratulate margaret. Sanger on her clear thinking and eugenicist starts.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show

The Erick Erickson Show

05:03 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show

"Eric i c k. I just Just a moment here. And i said this yesterday. It's just worth repeating. Because they're they've been ambushed two degree by joe manchin. The progressive have Debbie dingle was she's a congresswoman from michigan. She was on television this morning and said even pelosi chuck schumer never told pelosi about the one point five trillion dollar cap. Joe manchin had told chuck schumer. Now i don't think it's in this clip. I don't think i pull. That were listened to her talking a little bit about the infrastructure situation precious differently than you are the facts and is hers working very hard and there is nobody no. I had a season saw around capitol marriage. What master legislator. There's nobody better at legislating cheese. Time get a path they get their democrats are united. That failure is not an option is working very hard with the white house. The president the senate on the caucus who are united ninety six percent of us. I wait. it's very simple. You gotta have both of these bills. The president's vision when he ran was the bill Better plan and she is trying to get a pass. It's all of us together. Can agree on and vote on and we'll see when that happened. Oh she's trying to get a bill and you know to a degree. Pelosi has a difficult job. The progressives really think they're in charge and they have forgotten that there is a system they have worked there. You know jonah goldberg rotate. Brilliant book years ago. You should read called fascism and it documents owl actually. Fascism isn't a conservative ideology is actually a very progressive ideology. it was the nineteen twenties. American progressives embraced. Fascism and mussalini mean. It was margaret sanger. Who ford with hitler. And one of the things about fascism that has always been intriguing to progressives they now look towards communism in china. This way that you snap your finger you get done you make the trains run on time. I was on a train with tom..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Own Pay

Your Own Pay

05:41 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on Your Own Pay

"Oh yeah no and. I'm not asking this to cause controversy. But i don't know i hear and i'm not talking about mass now vaccines. I hear a lot of members of the african american community. Don't wanna take the vaccine because they don't wanna be guinea pigs. I'm not saying they're wrong. But i don't. Who even forcing or vaccine be that as amazed at the reverend have opinion on that. I'm not trying to put them in an awkward position. I know it sounds like an number. No yeah well. I hear that. I hear that stuff too And a lot of it goes back of course to the ski experiment. Right and and margaret sanger in. Yeah and people think that you know that that that we're still there. And in some some instances in our country we are. But that's another subject. But well i didn't mean to put you in. No no i'm good. I'm good. I'm about you know i'm not. I'm not no no. That's a legitimate question. But i hear that too. And and all i'm seeing is that it's a it's a. It's a point of educating folks. And getting people i mean because it's not only african american who have misguided notions of of a lot of areas. A lot of things that are going on in this country This just happens to be one of the things that that folks and and there are people of other races who have some some similar misunderstanding or mis mis misguided notions or lack of education and information that true influence their decision making. So it's it's it's yes. That's you african american. Saying those kinds of things but listen to people of other ethnicities and listen to some of their their excuses. Do we have any more callers. Gray.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show

The Larry Elder Show

06:44 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show

"Dow carl jackson for the sage on the larryelder. Show all right. Welcome back to the larry elder show. I'm your special guest host. Carl jackson filling in for the grail turkey. The number to call and triple eight nine seven one seven two four three triple eight nine. Seven one. Seven two four three. Let's take a call here Let's go to tom in florida tom. Welcome to the larry elder. Oh okay no tom all right. So let's go back to the The the issue at hand So basically i. I talked to you about the the case in the supreme court basically Stayed the state of texas good lord no court battle basically the texas the state of texas is going to be allowed to keep their their new law that they just implemented in in place. Where after six weeks or after there's at heartbeat usually that's six weeks or so You can no longer perform abortion in the state and this is a huge deal of in kamala harris had a lot to say about it and i shared some things. But i'm going to go back through those a little bit because I just wanna make some arguments. I think this is really important. This is one of those cultural issues that for the longest time re re times republicans and conservatives said we couldn't win on but i think when people hear the facts it's like me i didn't. I didn't know that for one planned. Parenthood is the largest abortion provider in america. We know that seventy eight percent of the clinics are in minority communities this according to black genocide dot org seventy eight percent literally you can go around. Florida orlando here. You'll find him either in a an area or close to an area. That's not the greatest area or an area where there's an abundance of minorities and or you'll find him now near a college campus. Because young people are being duped by this nonsense. But you got to remember that this was initially this was planned. Parenthood was formed and that was an its name upon its inception but it was formed by a racist lady by the name of margaret sanger. So blacks we make up about twelve percent of the population yet. We account for about thirty five percent of abortions and we wanna complain about cops this is. This is the stuff that just drives me absolutely crazy. You have to ask yourself okay. Are we being targeted. Seventy eight percent of their clinics black minority neighborhoods to me one of the issues. It's re- it's racist. If you go back and research margaret sanger and what she intended to do if you go back and research the negro project she wanted to get rid of black people under the guise of abortion under the guise of pro these. This is the type of language that the left uses the us. They're very effective at using language using speech using rhetoric. So you buy into this nonsense. The fact that women will say all right. Listen you know what you know my body. My body might choice. what well. That's not scientific honestly that arguments that have been over nearly thirty years ago with the advent of dna. We now know that that is a very stupid wrong argument. It's not one that could be had anymore. The moment the egg and the sperm meet the sperm fertilize that egg. There is a separate dna strand. That says okay. Mom this this child happens to be in you but it is no longer of you. This shout has its separate dna strand and then again. I'll tell you for those of you. Ladies that are pro choice all your join is empowering bad guys. You're empowering what we would call plays and listen. I'm just be straight with you. I wasn't the great is guy always. I like to be a play back in the day. And honestly i gotta tell you one of the ways. And i'll just be straight i just shoot straight with you. Ladies one of the ways that i knew a lady would likely be more permissive. Us is based upon her belief in abortion. Carl prey cray. No it's real. it's real. This is why the feminist movement is so the american feminist movement is such a joke to me because they don't consider the opposite sex at all. It's just i am woman. Hear me rura shut up it. You have to consider both sexes. And i'm not saying there's there was an area of legitimacy for the female. Obviously there was discrimination. I get that i get that. That's totally wrong. But i'm talking about modern day feminist movement in america metoo sewing etc. They're just their jokes. They'd be singing loud and proud about the women afghanistan calling out to help them yelling at biden protesting. They don't do that because their faith phonies. Abortion empowers players imbo abortion empowers men. That are up to no good. It does not empower women. That is a stupid. The only way that women buy into that is when they talk with other women that exists in a bubble are men that are liberals that are just week but that'll take advantage of eu sexually. The moment you give them the opportunity to see you tell man that they don't have to grow up and women listen. The the same is true for you. Children are a blessing from god. They forced you to grow up to. But you tell man we don't have to grow. We can use you. We can abuse you see. You gotta understand. Men have a sexual drive that women cannot comprehend. Of course there are some women out there. Don't get me wrong. I wanted to don't give me of course there's some women out there to get it but man overwhelmingly have eight. I mean compared to women have a sexual drive. that women. just don't have.

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on Convo By Design®

Convo By Design®

05:44 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on Convo By Design®

"I like it so functionally speaking has what. What issues have you had. If any as far as aside from the technical ones in the computer ones as far as doing the job remotely. It's the sourcing. I think that. I find it very hard amine just before i started talking to you. I was looking for something. I spent two hours trying to search some tiles. I want it. And i still couldn't find them now. If i were new york i probably could have gone to the place. Ask them. i can't get a hold of them there. You know it's there. The shop isn't open so you know even looking online whether you're on first day abs or you know in collect or you know any of the furniture side you have to spend a lot of hours trying to find. I was on there yesterday for two hours. And i found one chair one table. Well i was bored at the end of that. I mean i was thought. I was going to jump out of the window outside. Because you know there's so much ugly things you try to zero into exactly what you're looking at but they don't always listen to you so you know it's hard I find that exhausting. The i'm sorry to interrupt but bunning You know. This is erica from margaret sanger. Now at your sort of in this work from home environment. Are you finding yourself relying on your trusted sales reps and industry. They have been absolutely unbelievable. And what you do. I mean we were talking about this earlier. I whatever i'm buying that. I can't see i talked with my sales rep there. I tell them what i'm working on. They've sent me samples whether it's tiles or fabrics rugs. I mean i'm putting together my own sort of library here. They've been unbelievable and we were talking about furniture you know. I often will say to a show room. Would you please sit in that chair. I want this chair senior. Show him..

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"margaret sanger" Discussed on The News & Why It Matters

The News & Why It Matters

01:38 min | 1 year ago

"margaret sanger" Discussed on The News & Why It Matters

"Responsibility around you to protect you know because they want people to die they wanted to call the nation. And this is go back to margaret sanger. The whole play is about. Hey how do we decide who gets to live. And who gets to died this That's the true haters syndrome. But there is a god whether people believe it or not and he created us in. Your body is healing qualities. And i'm talking about. Jesus not the god the basketball of the light bulb or whatever they want to make this healing qualities in your body that's dormant and you have to activate them. And you activate them chemically internally. You do things you go work out. Things happen in your body. You eat differently. You are what you eat right. Nobody's talking about this. And i'm saying where are the doctors where they don't go out on a living. I'm saying go out. That's why i said last week. You want to go after somebody go after coca-cola for creating the obesity affecting me go after them blaming them for killing people. People consuming the products allowing themselves to be unhealthy. Ria we've only got a couple of minutes before we go to break. But i do want to bring this up the the new lambda variant all right. Because i you guys may not know the greek alphabet. Yes that's we're going to get all makarov the yes. It'll be like you in a sorority or fraternity shirt with the i delta. Very sorry i got so there was a newsweek Tweet that came out that says like the delta variant lambda is highly infectious.

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Women Share Why They Fight For Reproductive Justice

Ordinary Equality

05:40 min | 2 years ago

Women Share Why They Fight For Reproductive Justice

"Welcome back to ordinary equality. I'm jimmy wilson a writer editor and feminist activist. And i'm kate. Kelly human rights attorney and feminist activist. Today we're talking about an issue that has been undercurrent of a lot of what we've covered so far reproductive justice it's a framework created by black women to center our needs in the midst of a movement that has ignored us for far too long. This episode we're going to discuss some of the reproductive injustice. That continued post emancipation. And how it spurred the founding of a movement bill to address the inequity and the mistrust caused by centuries of reproductive oppression at the end of the episode will learn white folks myself included can do to better center marginalized and underrepresented voices in this conversation. And what organizations are doing on the ground to ensure reproductive justice the slave breeding industry we discussed in episode three left a painful and persistent legacy in this country. Professor jennifer morgan talked about how the historic commodification of black bodies set the stage for ongoing mistreatment of folks embedding generational trauma that persists today that shamas sits beneath much more recent oppression of reproductive rights throughout most of the twentieth century. Eugenics campaigns flourished in the united states quickly becoming the dominant scientific view. The goal was to exterminate all so-called undesirable qualities in society through often-forced selective breeding and sterilization mental illnesses criminal records unwanted racial traits low intelligence levels and even poverty were considered undesirable indicators leading scientists. Believed that all these traits could and should be selectively bred out of the human population by any means necessary as we now know all of these ideas have since been proven to be as false as they are immoral. Time and time again. In the heyday of eugenics thirty-three states allowed involuntary sterilization on groups lawmakers claimed were unfit have children in california mental institutions. Alone about twenty thousand for sterilizations between nineteen o nine and nineteen seventy-nine unsurprisingly. People of color in immigrants were far more likely to be selected as an undesirable group worthy for sterilization mainstream. Scientists pushed these views. As fact margaret sanger the founder of planned. Parenthood got involved in the eugenics movement as she tried to promote reproductive rights. On october sixteenth. Nine hundred sixteen sanger opened the first birth control clinic in the united states. In order to push the idea of birth control rights forward. She consorted with leaders in the ever growing eugenics movement. She even personally advocated for selective breeding herself in one thousand nine hundred ninety one article. She wrote quote. The most urgent problem. Today is how to limit and discourage the over fertility of the mentally and physically defective as damning as that is. There's more to the story. Here's loretta ross. A professor at smith college and former national coordinator of sister song women of color reproductive justice collective on sanger's legacy her involvement in movement. But i also contextualized wbz devos was vaulted with the jenex movement. And so because it was a popular pseudoscience at that time a lot of people were involved in it. And so to single out margaret sanger as the demon is trying to eliminate the black race is just bad historical research because in fact. She was far ahead of her time. Even i called in a sectional list one day because in nineteen teams retired nineteen sixteen. She about poverty. She wrote about racism she wrote about all the inner sexual issues. We're talking about now. One hundred years later she was so ahead of her time and so she was an accident. Early intersection analyst. Who made some mistakes. But then everybody i know. Who's a human being makes. Mistakes if i wanted to do an analysis of everything dr martin luther king junior it wrong. It's an attention. But maybe they demonize him as they do margaret sanger. Many anti-choice advocates claim. That singer sought to eliminate black people from america altogether. That couldn't be less true. She focused the spread of birth control on poor communities many of which were largely populated with people of color. But it's because they were more likely to be susceptible to unwanted pregnancies and she wrote in one thousand nine fourteen enforced. Motherhood is the most complete denial of women's right to life and liberty. It's definitely disturbing to read about many of sanger's eugenic spaced beliefs. Today though she later repudiated everything. About the idea of selective breeding we still have to contend with the damage her involvement in the movement when a well known figure participates in such a harmful ideology it may provide others the justification to do the same. Her language may also have sowed increased wariness and communities of color after atrocities committed by nazi germany on earth. The terror born from the disgusting ideology of eugenics the vocal public support for the movement fizzled and most sleep died in the united states. But for sterilization continued behind the scenes for decades and still takes place today as we'll discuss later in the

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The Population Control Movement

Behind the Bastards

04:35 min | 2 years ago

The Population Control Movement

"The negro project was very popular with black community leaders at the time and it would be unfair to frame it as an act of genocide. Sanger wrote repeatedly of the importance of bringing in black doctor stating at one point. I do not believe that this project should be directed a run by white medical men which is good. If you're going to do a healthcare project like focused on the black community like that. That shows like she. She was like she was capable of understanding what was necessary in order to actually reach people in nineteen thirty nine now so that i guess yeah. Yeah in one thousand nine hundred nine. She argued in a letter. That black ministers needed to be heavily involved in the project in order to gain the trust of their communities. We do not want to go out that we want to exterminate the negro population in the minister is the man who could straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members again sue problematic language there but also there's no evidence she was actually going for genocide because she was again doing the same thing with white people. She was a birth control across the board advocate right. She wanted everyone to have more access to contraceptives. There are people on the right. Like denise souza who will spread wildly untrue claims about sanger like that. She called black people human weeds in a minister civilization. And there is no evidence of this sanger's own legacy contains enough problematic facts without making up lies. She was a eugenicist and she wrote in nineteen twenty-three that birth control does not mean contraception indiscriminately practiced. It means the release in cultivation of the better elements in our society and the gradual suppression elimination and eventual extinction of defective stocks. Those human weeds who threaten the blooming of the finest flowers of american civilization. So she did call people human weeds. But she wasn't referring to black people. She was referring more to mentally challenged people more to people with like who are prone to diseases. And that's bad that's really bad. But she was not like a four exterminating everything but white people. She was four exterminating people. She considered unhealthy or at least exterminating them from the gene pool. Which is again bad. But let's be accurate about the kind of bad it is. You know we don't need to make it anymore. Yeah criminal. I don't say because it's not flowery. It's already bad. Didn't wanna make better by wiping out black people. She wanted to make black people and white people better by wiping out folks who had what she considered to be like bad qualities through selective breeding and. That's really terrible for herself. What does back. Yeah these are yes. Yes thanks at up. Yeah that is bad but like it's not the kind of bad luck again because they tried to. I like the progressives always been trying to wipe out black like. That's not what she was doing. We don't need to add information. She was just a she was a. Here's plenty that's bad about her. Yeah let's let's be intellectually honest when we can dennis someone. She also stated during another speech. I believe now immediately. There should be national sterilization for certain this genetic types of our population who are being encouraged to breed and would die out where the government not feeding them. You know that's bad but again it's the kind of like part of why they like to try to frame her. Badness is something different is because if you're accurate about it you can find a fuck load of republicans who say the. The poor should starve right. Like the people who can't work on their own by jordan peterson. Talking about like how terrifying it is that. Some people aren't intelligent enough to be in the military and like say like because. What do we do with those people like. That's a really. Like what margaret sanger was. Saying back then is still common today. Apple dress it up a little bit more. I mean kind of relate to the copay things like that's fine. They're already they're already probably die. So it's the run productive. Yeah they're in productive there on the government dole. Exactly yeah she just. She was bad she just was not the kind of bad people. Like desouza liked painter. As and in fact a lot of progressive black leaders at the time like margaret sanger. And what she was trying to do in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine letter to dr. cj gamble of proctor and gamble fame. She urged him to get over his resistance to hiring a fulltime negro physician. Ask quote the colored. Negroes can get closer to their own members and more or less lay their cards on the table which means they're ignorant superstitions in doubt again. She's also she's number one saying that black people are ignorant and superstitious which is bad but also saying that like no you get educated black people to talk to them about birth control so again. She's a problematic person but not painters

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Students for Life activists arrested for defacing Black Lives Matter mural

Mornings on the Mall with Brian Wilson

09:05 min | 2 years ago

Students for Life activists arrested for defacing Black Lives Matter mural

"Joining us right now, Kristen Hawkins, who is president of students for life. Of America and Kristin to ofyour activists were arrested this past weekend. Right here in Washington. D C. Good morning. Why were they arrested? Good morning. Thanks for having me today. Yeah, we What? Out Saturday. It was national pro life generation sidewalks. So we had students across the country going to Planned Parenthood. Another abortion, silly, praying counsel women. Our team went out there to paint the street to say black, pre born lives matter. We had written the mayor sensor there had painted the streets of the seed black lives matter and allow the group of asked for this. Add on her paintings to say deep on the police, and she allowed him to do that, with how the formal on to do with permanently we had written, the mayor asked her to allow us the same light as she allowed the other activists. We have spoken with them done on that perm it the police called us NASA's issues. Temporary paint, which we complied with. We've got out there for him on Saturday and had six squad cars waiting for threatening the rest. If you are To attempt to put anything on the street. So being activists we have a backup plan it sidewalk chalk with us. We do this all the time. One of our team members Warner, who actually counted upon the pregnancy there every Saturday and sidewalk chalk every single Saturday. Began to sidewalk chalk, black reborn lives matter in front of the planned Parenthood on the sidewalk. Not on the street. Ah, one with one eye open university, Erica Catelyn, and the police arrested them for simply sidewalk, chalking and I want to make sure I understand this correctly. You did ask for a Permit. It sounds like it was granted you then here to what they told you to do, which is used temporary paint, and it sounds based on you applying for that permit that the police knew in advance when you were going to be there, And when you plan to paint this is that how they knew you were going to be there and with it already predetermined. Do you think by the police that they plan to arrest you? If you did anything to the sidewalk, including writing black black lives matter, even if it was done in shock. Umm Yeah, we had written their advance of getting the permit telling her, you know, we we know you have opened the streets up now to public expression. You can't discriminate based on you know what messages painted in the streets. We would like you to extend us the same rights and we gave her deadline and we said we're going to be out there Saturday. All his first and father planned parent heart. If you do not respond, we will take that as acceptance that you know what we're doing. And in fact, her office the mayor's office, I contacted D C special events office who then contacted our team. We got a permit to assemble because you have to have a permit. We had to have a committee. Cirio assemble. 50 people are under wearing masks, social distancing. We've got that permit. The police officers called us asked us to please use temporary paint, which we complied with. But that's how they knew where we could be out there on and we got pretty loud and clear the mayor's answers when she had six Claude cars leading for us, and when we asked the police officers on the scene You know who they were Reporting to who? Their boss wise thie officer in charge directly responded the mayor. Amazing. Amazing, So they just used your attempts to be good citizens as in as a road map to find you and then to eventually arrest your activists in all of this, Kristen, you know, One thing that really sticks out to me is the disparate treatment that your group has received, as when it comes to free expression in the district. So you mentioned it before. But it bears repeating right next to the mural that Miria ll Bowser authorized, which was defunded mystery, which was black Lives matter. She's put it right in front of the White House in giant letters, activist Black lives matter. Activists came in and added, defund the police of their own accord. They they did that without a permit. They just put it right next to the black lives matter, and they put it in permanent paint on the ground immediately in front of the White House. Rather than punish those people. Miriam Bastard gave them the OK after it was over. Those words are still painted on the ground right now in front of the White House and have been for the last month or two. Meanwhile, you're activists used shock on the sidewalk and were arrested. It's starting to sound like you have grounds for a lawsuit. Are you going to file one? Absolutely. This is clear viewpoint discrimination. Our team has been flooded with requests for legal aid groups have been coming in saying We will help you sue the city because this is a slam dunk. Constitutional First Amendment case, and we believe it is so we we have our own in house legal counsel that we work with. We were hiring criminal defense attorneys for morning Erica the two individuals who were arrested for sidewalk talking, and then we're also bringing on a team of lawyers who will be handling our First Amendment federal lawsuit against the city and the mayor. And Chris and I also want to ask about the message that you were sending out the message that was chalked, which is Moon black. Pre boy born lives matter. How has that message been received by people when you point out the fact that so many black Children are aborted in our country that I mean that's what's so sad. If you think about this case, while Warner and Erica are being arrested and being processed and book to Metro police Planned Parenthood on Saturday across the nation ended alive of 360 black Children. That is what they dio every single day for out of five Planned Parenthood locations are in walking distance from minority dense population. The abortion rate for black women is five times higher than white women. It is very clear that not only does planned Parenthood and now their own employees are admitting that Planned Parenthood has a racist past with their founder, Margaret Sanger, who was a genesis to believe that birth control and sterilization was a solution to a limiting what people she called human leads, but they also have a racist. Present and it needs to be addressed right now. This is an important conversation happening within our nation, and we want to add to that conversation would say absolutely black lives matter. The one you say black lives matter. We also mean lives that had not only been born, but lives are in the wounds are freeborn minds their lives that are about to be born, you know, or Children that are about to be born. You've got Kanye West in recent days talking about this is well, he tweeted just a couple days ago. Over 22,500,000 black babies have been aborted over the past 50 years. I'm not sure of his numbers are right, but he definitely is getting to a real issue on DH. He also tweeted I cried at the thought of a boarding my firstborn and everyone was so concerned about me. I'm concerned for the world that feels you shouldn't cry about this subject. What's your reaction to seeing Kanye West to come along and say, Yeah, this is a real issue. Yeah. I mean, I think this is a very raw and emotional issue for so many Americans. I think it is so sad to see. So I watched, you know, Campaign speech in South Carolina. He broke down, crying, talking about how he himself was almost aborted by his mother on then how this discussion happened with his firstborn child, whether or not to abort her and end her life. I think that resonated with millions of Americans. I mean, I meet people all the time you say I was on the operating table and I gotta walk out. I don't know why I do I You know, I didn't have the money. I was scared to death. But I just knew I couldn't have the abortion. And no day goes by that. I'm not grateful for making that. Choice for life, so I think what it was so well. It was so emotional. I think it regulated with so many Americans. Why do you think it's very sad? I was really something in Hollywood. You know articles about what car long with Connie West? Yes, Conquest is crazy and one I think we need to be very careful about how we label people crazy. This mental health in a very real concern in our names, and we shouldn't be labeling people who may have been, you know. Late diagnosis by Paul Alors crazy and it's okay. And it's okay to admit that some people have it. Thank you, Cristian. Sorry. Just cause we're out of time. But it is okay to stay. Some people have it right on some issues and wrong on others. He's completely right on the issue of

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Trump, Margot Sanger And President discussed on PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

05:01 min | 4 years ago

Trump, Margot Sanger And President discussed on PBS NewsHour

"For many years, both political parties have agreed to exempt some health care workers from providing care and performing certain procedures. They object to on religious or moral grounds that can include abortions and sterilizations, but his own vase tells us, President Trump has gone further than his predecessors by issuing a complex and more comprehensive rule allowing for these exemptions Judy the president announced the new rule tied to the national day of prayer. Conservative groups welcomed what they call conscience protections, but women's groups LGBTQ advocates and others are warning the rule could reduce services and lead to discrimination against transgender patients and others if providers refuse to deliver certain care or treat people under the new rule hospitals clinics and other institutions must comply with twenty five laws that are part of this in order to receive funding from federal programs such as Medicare and Medicaid. Margot Sanger cats writes about healthcare for the. New York Times, and she joins me here. Welcome to the news hour. So you've described this to my colleagues as an expansion of existing rules both the category of workers. But also the ways in which they can object. Explain that to me. Yes, there have always been rules that have protected health care practitioners from having to participate in certain kinds of services that they might have religious or conscience objections to and I think the classic example is a healthcare provider who objects to performing an abortion say, but with this rule does it really widens the category of person who could have this kind of junction to include even say the schedule or a medical office who might not want to schedule a patient for a certain procedure. I'm all the way up through the board of directors of a hospital, then might say this hospital will not perform certain services will not offer them to our patients. So the kind of groups of people who can object to things on conscious basis have grown, and the other thing that this rule does is that it provides more enforcement kind of processes and more punishment. So if a hospital fails to protect the rights. Of its religious worker than it could be punished pretty substantially potentially losing a lot of it's federal funding. So obviously critics of the rule of Ponant to it say that this just means a lot of ways that people can actually discriminate against certain categories of communities where some of these examples that they cited as places where people can come in contact with the healthcare system and be denied services. They should get. So I think there are a lot of concerns. We don't exactly how this is going to play out on the ground. But the worry is that certain kind of patients navy tonight care because they're the healthcare workers who are treating them have religious convictions that inter that disagree with certain aspects of their lifestyle. So there's a concern, for example, that perhaps a doctor would not wanna treat the child of a gay couple because they have a religious objection to gay marriage, for example, or there are a lot of concerns that transgender patients may have difficulties accessing services the rule itself. Make reference to some very old laws from the nineteen seventies that protect workers who don't wanna participate in sterilization, it seems to suggest. That certain services that transgender patients receive might be treated as sterilization, which transgender rights advocates say is really a stretch of what that law was originally intended to do you mentioned the enforcement that what if there's a conflict what if protecting someone's religious freedom. They don't want to perform a service means that then they're discriminating against another group. How do you resolve that conflict? I think it's a really interesting question that's raised by this rule because these are both civil rights questions. Right. There are civil rights that are supposed to protect patients and prevent them from being the subject of discrimination because of their status because of their sex or their other aspects of their person. But then there's also this concern about the civil rights of these health care workers who shouldn't be forced to do things that interfere with their religious convictions. And I think the Trump administration through this action through series of other actions has really signaled that they're much more worried about the civil rights of the religious person in a healthcare setting than they are about the civil rights of the patient being denied care. The details of how this would work out at any individual. Case I think we are going to have to see, and you could imagine for example, a situation in which both parties might have a legal case to bring forward about the way that their healthcare institution results. This speaking of legal cases, we should note that San Francisco immediately sued the Trump administration the rule is scheduled to go into effect sixty days after it's published in the Federal Register less than a minute left. When we expect to happen next is just get caught up in a legal battle and never actually implemented. I think it's very possible that it will. There are a number of healthcare institutions and also states municipalities like San Francisco that are worried about this rule potentially interfering with some of their practices, and it could be stopped before it even goes into effect. We've seen that with other related Trump administration actions, including one having to do with family planning grants were they were trying to prevent certain healthcare providers that provide abortion from getting these family planning grant. So this is all part of the regulatory agenda that may well get caught up in the courts before we really see it happening on the ground one to follow for sure. Margaret Sanger cats of New York. Times thanks for being here. Thank you for

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How to keep your cool during stock market chaos

CNBC's Fast Money

01:22 min | 4 years ago

How to keep your cool during stock market chaos

"Sock. Seeing red today as five hundred falling back into correction territory erasing, all of its games this year, nearly half the index is now in a bear market down twenty percent or more from their highs as a Sophist gotten brutal over the last couple of months guy. Here has taught us how to spot a bottom. How to know if it's going to get worse. How to keep your cool. Amidst the chaos, but if you've been burned by the markets, he's got a new lesson on went to surrender to the selling. A second me call the more, you know, guy, take it away. Everybody high mouth. Now you saying you're sitting at home and you saying yourself. Yeah. You tell me this now Margaret Sanger thousand points in the last two days, thanks for nothin' guy. Okay. But you know, what things are going to happen again. And so these are the things you should be looking for next time around. Let's take a look bells number one stock doesn't rally on good news. Give me an example guy. I'll give you a great example, the first example over the last month or so what's Netflix recall? They reported a ridiculous. Strong quarter. The stock went from about three hundred and thirty dollars to three sixty. We talked about it that night said it better build on this. Otherwise, some bad things could be in store, and here, we are one hundred dollars later, you say, that's just one example. Yeah, it is a give you another one look at Macy's and look at WalMart. Same type of thing. Number two company. Throws you a curve ball in the business. We call that Tim and uncle Charlie. Oh, thank you. Yeah.

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