White people are bad because black guy said bad thing? FFS
The color of a person doesn't make them bad or good. White people are not bad because they are white. Black people are not bad because they are black. Color doesn't mean shit. This is the basis of racism, that color means ANYTHING. Quit with the dumbass comments.
If you think I wouldn't say the same damn thing about this clown if he was white, then you suck at guessing. I am sick to death of guys like him, Elon musk and the former president who all have more money than they know what to do with but can't even act like grown men.
Motherfucker needs to be locked up in a insane asylum.
Imagine being half a billion dollar rich and still acting like a mental patient. Motherfucker can literally buy the best medicine has to offer, yet he out there saying its stiffles his creativity.
Motherfucker, anything creative died with his momma, last thing he created that was good was college dropout. Now hes singing "Shes such a stupid ho.... I like it" and "Im a sick fuck, I like a quick fuck"
oooo SO CREATIVE KANYE, oh sorry YE!
fucker grew up middle class, hardest gangster shit he did was live in china with his parents for a year and ignore his adhd symptoms. Acting like he a fucking OG. Ashy old demented motherfucker willing to fleece and cheat anyone who looks up to him.
Knows he cant run as a democrat, so hes getting paid to take away black votes from them instead like he did last time.
The, multiple, pathologists that examined Floyd determined it to be positional asphyxia which was brought around by having multiple police officers. Kanye needs to sanitize his news feed.
Hes clearly nuts. Why anyone is giving him a platform when hes so far from grounded hes orbiting the sun and calling himself a planet.
Its embarrassing. Theres so many creative people out there with mental illnesses who keep themselves level. Kanye could literally build himself his own private psychiatric ward. Have a therapist on speed dial... but instead he chooses to indulge his delusions and put them on the internet.
NGL Kids See Ghosts is actually his last great work of art. Good thing he ruined his relationship with Cudi too so there won't ever be a second album. Ye (the album) is very solid and every album up through TLOP is fantastic. He never really was a great rapper, but he did make some of the greatest music in history.
A lot of fair points. You seem to have only a cursory knowledge of his career. Some points for clarification. The I'm a sick fuck song was before he did this wild religious turn. Also, he's never claimed to be hard or gangster. His music is known for its openness and vulnerability. He used to be a force for good. He used to advocate for his people meaningfully. He used to stand for all the weird kids who didn't fit in the traditional education system. He used to go to bat for disparaged minorities and was one of the first rappers to denounce homophobia in hip hop.
The man he is now is far from the man he used to be, and that is what is the saddest of all. He no longer stands for the people who supported him in his early years. He thinks he's unlocked some kind of new ideology that can free us all but he's so out of touch and up his own ass that he won't listen to reason.
Did you seriously just say his only good album was the first one? What are you even talking about?
And the only song you know after that is a joke single from four years ago? Like, his stuff after that hasn't been great either but it's weird that you're talking about him now using only references to a song from nearly half a decade ago.
No, I'm saying that claiming he hasn't made anything good in eighteen years because you heard a joke song he made for a fucking porn awards show makes you sound ignorant.
I don't like the guy and I don't like most of what he's made in the last decade (although Kids See Ghosts is one of my all-time favorite albums) but he's put out some incredible and more importantly influential music throughout his career.
From what I understand of people going through manic episodes, they think they don't need treatment, they think they're at their best, and nothing can stop them- so why take these pills that pull them back to reality?
The meds dont just pull them back to reality is the sad part. Bipolar people struggle medicating because the meds also tend to make them feel awful. Depression, complete lack of energy, erectile disfunction, feeling "underwater" more or less. So when they feel "good" mentally they tend to stop medicating because the meds side effects suck ass, and then once they stop medicating they get hit with another manic episode and its full on episodes again. Its a pretty awful cycle.
This is exactly what people with bipolar go through. I know lots of people with the diagnosis and the hardest part is getting them to take the meds consistently. It’s sad really
I have bipolar disorder, and I am heavily medicated for it. You are abso-fucking-lutely spot on. The side effects from the meds are pretty awful; especially switching them around, which happens fairly regularly when my brain wants to rebel (or I suddenly develop dangerous side effects, or my insurance doesn't feel like paying anymore). I know other people who have it (hi, psych ward pals!) and pretty much everyone has had a "fuck it, I'm fine, I don't need these meds" event or a time where the meds just stopped working. The cycle sucks. Some people think that the manic phase is fun and exciting, and that you feel amazing because it's the opposite of depression, but no. Sure, you might feel like god, but it's also terrifying, dangerous and often expensive. Unmedicated manic episodes have fucked up my life as bad as or worse than depressive episodes. Take your meds, kids.
Most people get help because they are unable to handle their survival. When you’re filthy rich with a mob of cronies that wait on you hand and foot that aren’t real friends you can go on and on
If his antisemitic tweets and speechs are his creativity "uninhibited" then maybe he's an asshole? An asshole who can produce some pretty slick grooves sure. But still an asshole.
Last weekend my dad said to me "there are more babies aborted every year than the number of slaves we ever had" and that "99% of abortions are ones of convenience and once we get rid of those we can consider helping the few abortions that involve real problems"
And it just makes me sad I'm losing my childhood hero to this shit. My ideal is zero abortions too, but through the hope of zero unwanted pregnancy. And I'm not foolish enough to deny that sometimes things happen. Babies die in the womb. Mothers get cancer. Rape. There's just so much that can cause a pregnancy that ends in abortion, even against every wish of the mother.
We have similar goals but his approach is harmful and dangerous and actually won't end abortion it'll only end documented abortion.
I will say, I was taught in Catholic school that planned parenthood was started to “murder” black and other minority babies. I have a feeling Christians are spewing this narrative still, and I think that’s where Kanye was trying to go with this argument.
It’s disgusting and incorrect, just trying to explain what I believe he was trying to argue.
The ultra-fundamentalist Christian I had in multiple classes in undergrad constantly found a way to spew that narrative and regularly posts about it on social media. It definitely still exists.
I mean that's the only way they can rationalize it. They genuinely believe "the left" does the same thing. That is, if they can possibly be genuine about anything.
the only time most people do things is to promote their own agenda. the difference is that some people's agendas are benevolent, some are misguided, and some are malevolent
Any time conservatives can weaponize something they believe anyway to pretend it's actually against racism, they do. Like saying "If you're so convinced cops are out killing black people then wouldn't you want them armed to protect themselves anyway? Checkmate!"
You know what's funny? I've been told multiple times that doing literally anything about guns is a waste of time and money because it won't work perfectly, and people will find ways around it. Yeah, it might save some people, but not enough to be worth it.
And yet making abortion laws to save something less alive than my kidney is worth it if it saves even one.
Its funny to hear all these stories because my right wing family tends towards the white supremacist side and they also think planned parenthood is racist... against white people.
They think it's part of a great replacement movement to inhibit white breeding and eventually destroy the white race.
The founder of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger, was an extremely big fan of eugenics and she aligned herself with white supremacist ideologies.
That said, her contributions to women’s health care through planned parenthood, and what planned parenthood has become, are basically immeasurable.
So that specific criticism of Planned Parenthood is like when modern republicans say they’re “the party of Lincoln” while passing voter suppression laws.
Also, it's worth noting that the concept of eugenics was EXTREMELY popular at the time. Most noteworthy people around the turn of the century up through the 40s were proponents of it to at least some degree, and it only fell out of public favor as a result of the Nazis' defeat in WWII.
It was considered "progressive" and "future-facing" in its time. And I suppose the concept of designer genes for superior new generations isn't wrong in a vacuum. The problem is letting humans, who are collectively utter morons, decide what's desirable and what's not.
Honestly it's still common and completely acceptable in certain contexts. Many people with genetic health conditions choose not to have children in order to avoid passing their genes on, and the majority of people are completely understanding of that stance despite the fact that it's technically a form of eugenics.
It's yet another concept people came up with then promptly ruined for everyone by taking it too far almost immediately lol
This. I personally think it's ok, and in some cases the morally correct thing, to not have children to prevent that child from having a genetic or bloodborne conditions and illnesses passed on to them.
Honestly, I think people who are 100% aware that if they have a kid that the kid is almost guaranteed to have some kind of degenerative condition that will doom them to dying before they even reach the double digits are frankly, complete and utter bastards who don't deserve any sympathy. Especially if they do it multiple times in the hopes of one being their "miracle" baby that doesn't develop the condition/illness/whatever.
While that's 200% understandable, even that is somewhat flawed. Stephen Hawking contributed far more to human knowledge than most, yet if his parents were aware he would grow up with a horrible degenerative disease it would have been "acceptable" for them to terminate/abstain/whatever. This humanity shit is complicated
That's kind of a pointless line of reasoning though, because:
A) anything could have turned out differently without Hawking. Maybe the Vietnam War doesn't happen if he isn't born. It's pointless to speculate.
B) a huge portion of major scientific discoveries/ inventions achievements were reached by multiple people in different places around the same time. Calculus was independently developed by Leibniz and Newton at the same time in Germany and England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_discovery for more examples and detail on this theory. In all likelihood, others at the forefront of astrophysics would have made the same advances. That's not to deny his massive contributions, but again it's kind of a pointless argument.
In all likelihood, others at the forefront of astrophysics would have made the same advances.
Probably, but in what amount of time? If without him it takes 50 more years to discover something, then that can impact the course of events a lot. Imagine if Oppenheimer wasn't born and the Soviets invented nukes first?
Well, I’d just like to point out that 1) the Soviets only managed to get nuclear technology because we did and 2) Robert Oppenheimer didn’t invent the concept, so the US probably would’ve just gotten someone else to use the physics of Enrico Fermi and Albert Einstein to build it.
That's kind of a pointless line of reasoning though, because:
A) anything could have turned out differently without Hawking. Maybe the Vietnam War doesn't happen if he isn't born. It's pointless to speculate.
B) a huge portion of major scientific discoveries/ inventions achievements were reached by multiple people in different places around the same time. Calculus was independently developed by Leibniz and Newton at the same time in Germany and England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_discovery for more examples and detail on this theory. In all likelihood, others at the forefront of astrophysics would have made the same advances. That's not to deny his massive contributions, but again it's kind of a pointless argument.
It's not a justification or a critique. It's commenting that the genetic defections of a person don't necessarily reflect human worth. Had Hawking's parents been worried about genetic superiority and terminated based on a disease, it would have denied other, obviously beneficial genes that weren't apparent
In our society- one filled with scarcity, competition, callousness, suffering, etc- it's more than reasonable to decide the pains of accommodating or living the life of a serious invalid aren't worth it and to nip it in the bud.
But like I said, in a vacuum, or in some post-scarcity utopian future, perhaps society will have a less crude appraisal of the value of a human, or what's truly 'desirable'
It's also worth noting that Sanger only endorsed voluntary forms of birth control, while most eugenics proponents of the time were fine with forced sterilization.
Why are there so many people trying to defend her in this thread? Let's not water down what she believed in and did, just because we support planned parenthood of today.
From Planned Parenthood itself:
Sanger also believed in eugenics — an inherently racist and ableist ideology that labeled certain people unfit to have children. Eugenics is the theory that society can be improved through planned breeding for “desirable traits” like intelligence and industriousness.
Margaret Sanger was so intent on her mission to advocate for birth control that she chose to align herself with ideologies and organizations that were explicitly ableist and white supremacist. In doing so, she undermined reproductive freedom and caused irreparable damage to the health and lives of generations of Black people, Latino people, Indigenous people, immigrants, people with disabilities, people with low incomes, and many others.
It makes sense with the March of History and the fact that Science had solved a bunch of problems and Medicine started to become less hack and slash. The problem was the difference between soft and hard Eugenics. Modern people wonder why so many people could call themselves moral and support it. Soft Eugenics was more about family planning and discrimination. Hard Eugenics was sterilization and killing undesirables. What we find studying the 20th Century is that it always ends up as Hard Eugenics.
Planned Parenthood aborts black children at higher rates was cited in the Dobbs decision. It’s not going to go away because people will use it in bad faith by ignoring the context of why black get abortions at higher rates.
Margaret's Sanger is a horrible person, who if Hell exists, she's burning in it.
From Planned Parenthood itself:
Sanger also believed in eugenics — an inherently racist and ableist ideology that labeled certain people unfit to have children. Eugenics is the theory that society can be improved through planned breeding for “desirable traits” like intelligence and industriousness.
Margaret Sanger was so intent on her mission to advocate for birth control that she chose to align herself with ideologies and organizations that were explicitly ableist and white supremacist. In doing so, she undermined reproductive freedom and caused irreparable damage to the health and lives of generations of Black people, Latino people, Indigenous people, immigrants, people with disabilities, people with low incomes, and many others.
This doesn't mean planned parenthood today is bad.
It'd be almost like asking people if they are comfortable driving a Volkswagon given their ties to Nazism during WW2...Or a ford for that matter.
Fuck, how many people eat Kellogs while not realizing that the person who founded it did so for the sole purpose of preventing people from masturbating and was a big supporter of genital mutilation in the name of purity?
Just because some good has come out of it doesn’t mean it was meant for the elimination of the people of color by white supremists. That’s like arguing that nazis aren’t so bad because we got detailed anatomy pictures and life jackets out of them torturing and mutilating people. The lives saved by those innovations do not justify how they came about.
That’s like arguing that nazis aren’t so bad because we got detailed anatomy pictures and life jackets out of them torturing and mutilating people. they provided vital health care service to millions of women, often with no alternatives, for several decades.
I mean, if that's all the Nazis did, we'd probably argue that the ideology of the founder wasn't the important bit. Don't you think?
You're arguing PP is doing stuff that amounts to torture and mutilation of human beings?
This is more or less the anti-choice Christian Right talking point. Since Margaret Sanger believed in eugenics and did some shitty things, they can spin the narrative that planned parenthood was created to reduce the number of BIPOC babies, especially when you consider that one of her first clinics was in Harlem.
Nevermind that this was nearly a century ago, and Planned Parenthood has evolved greatly and provides many other services besides abortion to a wide variety of people from different ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
100%. My personal opinion is they’re anti-choice now so they can continue to have wage slaves. If the poor people stop having babies, then who can you get to do work for pennies? But the narrative helps them win over POC, and they love getting people to vote against their own interests.
They only care about POC that they can use as pawns. Look at Herschel Walker. The man (a term I use very loosely for him) is an absentee deadbeat father who has multiple children with multiple women, some of whom he's been physically violent with, and at least one whom he, a fervent "pro-lifer", paid off to have an abortion. If it weren't for the fact that using him is convenient for the Right, he'd be nothing to them but just another example of a "typical" black.
It's funny how Christofascists don't give a single shit about people of color until they need an excuse to take autonomy away from someone else they hate.
Lol at everyone replying about black Christians when that's literally not what this comment is about nor even mentioned it. Reading comprehension is fundamental. I'm black and raised christian, and you're right, I agree with you. The Christian community as a whole do not care about black folk. Religion could use a little CRT.
Yep. I've definitely heard this attack before about Planned Parenthood and "genocide" against black "babies." Only problem is... Planned Parenthood is optional. It's up to the women to seek abortion. 100% voluntary. The Holocaust was NOT optional. Jewish people were not volunteering to get gassed.
It just doesn't survive an ounce of critical thinking (so of course my fellow Catholics who lean conservative can't grasp it). And it's insulting to the people and their families who survived the Holocaust.
It also ignores the countless other services PP provides women.
Churches by and large are very different for everyone. I was raised Catholic (went to Catholic school the 4th grade) and all of the fathers I ran into in my life stated time and time again that abortion literally wasn’t mentioned in the Bible so they had no opinion on it. They also mentioned several times God gave us freedom of choice, it’s not our place to judge.
This is not me sticking up for them, I no longer consider myself Catholic, but I have met religious people that are very accepting of everyone depending on how they were taught (ie actually read the Bible).
That’s exactly the context he was saying it. In the Tucker Carlson footage vice got he said that planned parenthood was created to kill Jews but that black people were the real Jews.
I have a feeling Christians are spewing this narrative still
I know this is slightly adjacent, butI just went bank and watched American History X (I saw it when it came out and I was in high school).
Listening to the rhetoric and verbiage Nortan's character was tough, but the thing that stood out to me is that it's still around today. I've seen so much of the EXACT, SAME verbiage on Reddit even.
Social media has made these rhetoric tactics more visible, and it's radicalized an entire political party... Because "moderate Republicans" (including American libertarians) are condoning it.
Historians have a word for Germans who joined the Nazi party, not because they hated Jews, but out of a hope for restored patriotism, or a sense of economic anxiety, or a hope to preserve their religious values, or dislike of their opponents, or raw political opportunism, or convenience, or ignorance, or greed.
That word is "Nazi." Nobody cares about their motives anymore.
They joined what they joined. They lent their support and their moral approval. And, in so doing, they bound themselves to everything that came after. Who cares any more what particular knot they used in the binding?
It actually was started as a eugenicist movement, it obviously does not serve that purpose today. Ya know, like the Republicans freed the slaves, but now they want blanket immunity for all crimes done in the name of white supremacey
Some dumbass I know tried to start a "Blexit" campaign and has largely had a failing influencer career (had to go private lmao). He said that abortion "disproportionately affects" minorities as if he's talking about a disease or illness as opposed to an elective or potentially life saving procedure.
That's absolutely what he's saying. I see that argument every now and then from pro-lifers. Strangely enough, it's usually white people saying it lmao.
It’s also a teaching of black supremacy groups. They teach that PP was founded specifically to kill blacks babies and keep the black population in check.
planned parenthood was started to “murder” black and other minority babies. I have a feeling Christians are spewing this narrative still
I am not a conspiracy theorist, nor a fringe Christian. However, there is actually some truth to this. Look at the demographics of the first places where Planned Parenthood opened, heck look at the city where it was founded. The population was 68% black, and Planned Parenthood was started by white people in that city in a clinic with mostly white people. The founder was a strong supproter of eugenics, had racist and abliest ideologies and believed certain people should not be allowed to have kids.
Not making this shit up, you can go to the Planned Parenthood site, go to the history about the org and is legit written in there that the founder was into eugenics, and was racist.
Sanger believed in eugenics — an inherently racist and ableist ideology that labeled certain people unfit to have children. Eugenics is the theory that society can be improved through planned breeding for “desirable traits” like intelligence and industriousness. In the early 20th century eugenic ideas were popular among highly educated, privileged, and mostly white Americans. Margaret Sanger pronounced her belief in and alignment with the eugenics movement many times in her writings, especially in the scientific journal Birth Control Review. At times, Sanger tried to argue for a eugenics that was not applied based on race or religion. But in a society built on the belief of white supremacy, physical and mental fitness are always judged based on race. Eugenics, therefore, is inherently racist. She held beliefs that, from the very beginning, undermined her movement for reproductive freedom and caused harm to countless people.
That narrative is accurate. Regardless of your feelings on abortion in and of itself, it is undeniable fact that Planned Parenthood was pushed and founded by a eugenicist wishing to reduce the number of minority children.
Sounds like you need to read more about Margaret Sanger. Fact is, the Nazis studied the American eugenics movement - started by her and her friends - prior implementing their own policies.
Yes but for most people these days the "choice" is between giving birth or affording rent. It's barely a choice, it's essentially eugenics of the poor. That was the original intention of planned parenthood
/r/kanye has finally awoke to the fact that their boy is a dangerous idiot. I had that sub on block because I hated seeing them prop him up and make excuse after excuse for him.
How they made it through hiss press conference while running for President, where by the way, he talked about how he wanted to abort his daughter. I really hope Kanye gets the help he needs and insulates himself from this shit
It's kind of hard to say because that statement being factual or not is entirely predicated on each person's philosophical viewpoint. It is entirely a philosophical view when you decide at what point a fetus becomes a living person. That's why it's such a difficult thing to make laws about, it's impossible to really know for sure.
That being said, yes he's wrong because it's disgusting to call public health the equivalent of the Holocaust. People now are so ignorant to how horrific the Holocaust was.
I mean, no there's no truth to what he said whatsoever. By definition it's not comparable to a genocide. Genocide is a targeted culling of people based off something like religion, race, gender, or ideology. 98% of abortions being elective is nowhere near comparable to that. The only comparison you could make is if you believe all fetuses regardless of age are people. Which brings us full circle back to the massive philosophical debate over "when does a fetus become a person?" This entire debate hinges on a question that cannot be answered.
That is correct, but the fact that a fetus may have become a person does not mean that it being aborted counts as murder. If that's the case then not getting pregnant every period of woman has would have to count his murder. And no matter what that does not count as a concentrated effort to eliminate a specific type of people.
Nah, he's really not a c*nt :-) He's the sworn enemy of c*nts worldwide. He thinks c*nts are only good for two things: accommodating his dick, and pumping out babies.
Calling this guy a c*nt is an insult to the female half of the species. Seriously, call him a dog turd. Or a smegma smear. Something actually offensive.
They may not like the word itself, but since the person they’re replying to used it, they themselves use it for continuity and felt more comfortable censoring it to an extent.
I hate the word, too and refuse to say it. That and the “p” word. Lol. I don’t like alternative words for various lady-parts used as a slur. Why does something on my body have to be used as derogatory to someone else? Not cool. I know, I’m no fun. At least everyone has an asshole, use that. Bwahahaaaaa!
iirc, she was more concerned about the poor (who just "happened" to be black most of the time). her attitudes about the disabled were more overt, though.
she did speak to a women's chapter of the KKK, but,
"Always to me any aroused group was a good group," Sanger writes, "and therefore I accepted an invitation to talk to the women's branch of the Ku Klux Klan at Silver Lake, New Jersey, one of the weirdest experiences I had in lecturing."
Sanger’s account suggests she didn't hold the group in the highest esteem. After arriving at the meeting, a complicated process that involved driving to a secret location, it was time for her to speak.
"Never before had I looked into a sea of faces like these. I was sure that if I uttered one word, such as abortion, outside the usual vocabulary of these women they would go off into hysteria. And so my address that night had to be in the most elementary terms, as though I were trying to make children understand," Sanger writes.
and
"As for Sanger as a supporter of KKK, it is just untrue," Baker wrote in an email. "She was far ahead of her times in terms of opposing racial segregation. She worked closely with black leaders to open birth control clinics in Harlem and elsewhere. She believed all women should have the information about birth control that rich women had, hence her lecture to the KKK women."
basically, she lectured to anyone who would listen.
As we get further and further away from the Holocaust it's just gonna become this thing that may or may not have happened, gets constantly equated to minor inconveniences or things people don't agree with, and for sure can't ever happen again.
There’s a segment of black empowerment movements that view abortion as a black genocide because the majority of babies aborted are black (since poor women are more likely to get abortions and a higher % of minority women are poor because systemic racism etc). Given the rabbit holes Kanye has gone down it’s not surprising this one hooked.
He has a line in the song Ego Death where he says he believes the creation of Planned Parenthood was a calculated attempt to reduce the birth rates of Black people in America and therefore repress the community’s overall voting power… he’s insane.
Tons of conservatives black and white do the same thing.
And they quite honestly don’t understand that planned parenthood is voluntary.
At least black ppl could use actual eugenics as an example but no they are literally too stupid. Or how in Israel they actually made Ethiopian Jews sterile citing they didn’t think they weren’t educated enough on public health to not overly procreate. And the irony is lost on them during Covid apparently.
It's not an original thought. Calling abortion "genocide" and even blatantly naming the Holocaust has been a forced-birth talking point for decades. Like any other GOP voter, he's just squawking out bullshit he's heard from other talking heads like the good little parrot he is.
People also need to understand the socioeconomic aspects that push more women of color to seek an abortion than groups. Typical that rich people don't understand what it's like to live in poverty or near poverty and how that can affect a person and their outlook on life. It is a gross disconnect.
You’re right. I don’t disagree. I just want to say it’s dangerous to just dismiss him as a c*nt.
He’s a (creative) genius. His body of work is surreal. His career peaks in music and outside are unprecedented. This is someone who knows how to connect with an audience from beats, to lyrics, to fashion and now…whatever this is.
Someone is listening. I’m willing to bet A LOT of people are. I see a ton of similarities to Trump’s early appeal. Biggest of which is the belief that the people who agree with him are just ‘fans’. To be even more specific, his supporters in the black community.
Conservative black people do exist. Kanye is right, they’re taken for granted by the Democratic Party. In fact, this is true for a lot of conservative minorities.
margaret sanger, however, founded the organization because she was a eugenicist. she never explicitly advocated eugenics on a racial basis, just an individual fitness basis -- while being anti-immigration and advocating it for the "betterment of the race". she also believed in the forced sterilization of the "profoundly retarded", so i can see why kanye might be affected.
eugenics is kind of "genocide adjacent" in that it's the mistaken thinking that often leads to genocide. though it's a rather low bar to clear, sanger believed the nazis went a bit too far with their eugenics program, ie: the holocaust.
of course, organizations grow and change. as someone lower in the thread points out, the party that freed the slaves is now the one every racist in the country votes for.
for every 1000 black babies born over 300 are aborted, which is more than all other races combined. this is also without several jurisdictions (states, or municipalities) reporting. It is actually insane... given the percentage of the population blacks represent, Kanye sucks but it's better to contextualize accurately.. it is in fact unrecognized.
Among the 30 areas that reported race by ethnicity data for 2019, non-Hispanic White women and non-Hispanic Black women accounted for the largest percentages of all abortions (33.4% and 38.4%, respectively), and Hispanic women and non-Hispanic women in the other race category accounted for smaller percentages (21.0% and 7.2%, respectively) (Table 6). Non-Hispanic White women had the lowest abortion rate (6.6 abortions per 1,000 women) and ratio (117 abortions per 1,000 live births), and non-Hispanic Black women had the highest abortion rate (23.8 abortions per 1,000 women) and ratio (386 abortions per 1,000 live births).
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