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== Planned Parenthood and Charges It Still Carries Out Racist and Eugenic Policies ==
 
== Planned Parenthood and Charges It Still Carries Out Racist and Eugenic Policies ==
 
Critics of Planned Parenthood charge that it has a history of racist and eugenic policies. <ref>http://www.ewtn.com/library/PROLIFE/PPHISTRY.TXT</ref>
 
Critics of Planned Parenthood charge that it has a history of racist and eugenic policies. <ref>http://www.ewtn.com/library/PROLIFE/PPHISTRY.TXT</ref>
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A critic of Planned Parenthood wrote:
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"In the latter half of the 1960s, Planned Parenthood and similar groups spent
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millions of dollars promoting the idea that the U.S. was in the midst of a
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dangerous population explosion. The idea was so absurd it could be disproved
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in five minutes at any public library. Caught up in the hysteria, however,
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the nation's news media never questioned why groups were warning of a
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"population bomb" in the midst of plummeting birth rates.
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Among friends, Planned Parenthood officials described the real situation. On
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August 11, 1965, Dr. Robert Nelson, Medical Director of Planned Parenthood of
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metropolitan Washington, spoke at the Senate "Baby Boom" hearings. He noted
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that in Washington, DC, "the less well-off economic section birth rate is
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29/1000 and going up; the rate of the economically more secure group is
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16/1000 and going down."[31] (As if to underscore his point, the rioting in
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the Watts ghetto broke out that same day.) All the public warnings of a
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"population explosion" hid the real agenda, reducing the birth rates of
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socially troublesome groups. The problem was compounded by a third factor,
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the "sexual revolution" of the late 1960s. High rates of promiscuity meant
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still more troublesome births in both the white and black communities."
    
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