The Long Road of Eugenics: From Rockefeller to Roe v. Wade

I'm not the "Whitey's-gonna-get-you!" type. I have heard a lot of nonsense, and I have heard and read some facts. This is no conspiracy theory:

"The Manifesto’s demands seemed to find an audience. Gunnar Myrdal wrote a book stemming from a 1935 proposal by a trustee of the Carnegie Corporation of a study of 'negro education and negro problems.' [sic]154 In 1944—nine years after the proposal, and eight years after Osborn had become a trustee for the Carnegie Corporation—Myrdal published the highly influential report, An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy.155 Myrdal’s massive 1,500-page study was received in the highest circles of power in the U.S.; the U.S. Supreme Court even cited it in its famous school-desegregation decision, Brown v. Board of Education.156

"On one hand, Myrdal thoroughly documented the inequality between blacks and whites. He recommended social changes to accomplish equality, as did the Geneticists’ Manifesto. On the other hand, Myrdal openly advised that to 'get rid of the Negroes,' 157 the only possible way 'is by means of controlling fertility.' Myrdal warned that it would have to be done surreptitiously: 'But as we shall find, even birth control—for Negroes as well as for whites—will, in practice, have to be considered primarily as a means to other ends than that of decreasing the Negro problem.'158 If there were no 'caste' differences, there would be 'no more need for birth control among Negroes than among whites.' But until reforms are carried out, 'and as long as the burden of caste is laid upon American Negroes, even an extreme birth control program is warranted by reasons of individual and social welfare.'159 Myrdal advised: 'A...serious difficulty is that of educating Southern Negroes to the advantages of birth control. Negroes, on the whole, have all the prejudices against it that other poor, ignorant, superstitious people have. More serious is . . . that even when they do accept it, they are not very efficient in obeying instructions...An intensive educational campaign is needed, giving special recognition to the prejudices and ignorance of the people . . . The use of Negro doctors and nurses is essential.'160"

Go to http://orthodoxytoday.org/articles5/MessallEugenics.php

Also go to http://www.blackgenocide.org Margaret Sanger was not your friend.