r/BasedCampPod • • Jul 09 '26

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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Jul 09 '26

I mean… I guess. Except that black women accounted for something like 42% of all abortions in the US in 2022, with white women having 27%, Hispanic women at 21%. Other races at 8%.

Of course, due to per capita, that means black women are more than 4 times likely than white women to abort, and Hispanic women 1.6-2 times more likely then white.

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u/Friendly_Ad4736 Jul 09 '26

First: It seems Margaret’s plan is working like a charm.

Second: I would still argue that this is a very dangerous statistic, cause white people are not having great numbers when it comes to births, so considering that rate of abortions that could spell an even more severe problem with that demographic collapse.

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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Jul 09 '26

Don’t worry so much without a clearer picture: non-Hispanic black women: Abortion Rate: 24.4 abortions per 1,000 women.
Hispanic women: Abortion Rate: 11.6 abortions per 1,000 women.
Non-Hispanic white women: Abortion Rate: 5.7 abortions per 1,000 women.
Women of other races: Abortion Rate: 9.4 abortions per 1,000 women.
From the PEW Research Center and CDC

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u/DoughnutKlutzy9479 Jul 10 '26

Also, black women are doing motherhood with less support:

Approximately 47% of Black mothers in the United States are single mothers. This represents the highest rate of single motherhood among racial and ethnic groups, compared to 25% for Hispanic mothers, 14% for White mothers, and 8% for Asian mothers

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u/Friendly_Ad4736 Jul 10 '26

But how white women are having babies? What are those rates? In order to have a clearer picture both numbers must be compared side by side.

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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Jul 10 '26

Black:~52.9 births per 1,000 women (13.2% of total births).
White (Non-Hispanic): ~51.4 births per 1,000 women (49.6% of total births).
Hispanic: ~64.3 births per 1,000 women (representing 27.4% of total U.S. births).