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The CEO of the international abortionist, Planned Parenthood, wrote an editorial in the New York Times on April 20 admitting and denying the eugenic mission of its founder Margaret Sanger but without promising any change.

 

In what was an attempt to shed its wicked origins, Alexis McGill Johnson CEO of the abortionist wrote an editorial in the discredited New York Times partially admitting that its founder, Margaret Sanger, intended to eliminate "unfit" races. through 'birth control'.

 

“By privileging whites, we have helped the United States harm black women and other women of color,” said the CEO, admitting “responsibility for the harm that Sanger caused to generations of people with disabilities and to black, Latino people. , Asian-American and indigenous ”.

 

Sanger was not a simple racist, her inhumane and perverse vision can be compared to that of the genocidal Adolf Hitler, who also put eugenics into practice by eliminating those he considered "inferior" or "unfit."

 

McGill recalled that Sanger participated in a human experiment to test the first abortion pills.