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Planned Parenthood
Planned
Parenthood's Philosophy What does Planned Parenthood stand for? Taken from
their words and works. Literature.
Target
Stores and Planned Parenthood The Connection between Target and Planned
Parenthood. Article.
Planned
Parenthood's American Baby Code These headlines are taken directly from a large
featured article written by Planned Parenthood's founder, Margaret Sanger, in the American
Weekly Magazine in 1934. This article outlines Planned Parenthood's plan to rid the
world of "inferior" human groups.
Margaret Sanger,
founder of Planned Parenthood Summary of address before the New Historical
Society, January 17th, New York City which calls for the foundation of a population
control agency that can control births and immigration.
Isn't
Planned Parenthood Pleased When Teen Pregnancies Go Down? A look at their
reaction of Planned Parenthood to a law the reduced pregnancies by 27%.
How
Many Abortions Does Planned Parenthood Do? The statistics.
Was
Planned Parenthood always pro-abortion? In its early years of existence, Planned Parenthood limited itself to
contraception and specifically opposed abortion.
Doesn't
Planned Parenthood Concentrate on Contraception? The documented history of the
focus of Planned Parenthood.
Quotes
of Margaret Sanger: The founder of Planned Parenthood with her many quotes about
cleansing the human race and more.
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