Guest Author - Rebecca Orczeck

Years ago, someone dreamed up a plan to control population and abolish unwanted, “inferior” ethnic groups. Part of the program was to have a government-enforced application and permit process for parenthood. Both the prospective mother and father had to meet stringent financial, physical and social criteria in order to be granted the permission to conceive and bear a child. The final, inhumane insult in this agenda was the policy of no more than one child born per approved couple.

This must be China’s one child policy, you say. Or perhaps it’s the stirring of Hitler’s animosity toward certain ethnic groups. No. Both are very similar to this scenario, but the program you just read about was envisioned much closer to home. In early 20th century New York City, by Margaret Sanger, to be exact.

Margaret Sanger (1879-1966) was the founder of Planned Parenthood. While her plan to “liberate” women from having unwanted or inconvenient children by means of legal permits never came to fruition, she ultimately succeeded in population control under the guise of giving women the right to exercise control over their own bodies.

We’ll be covering different aspects of Margaret Sanger and the monumental consequences of her life’s work in an upcoming series of articles. The Planned Parenthood website and many other liberal sources supply only fragmented information and quotes. Here are two of Sanger’s works from public domain, unabridged: The Pivot Of Civilization and Woman And The New Race Read them completely and decide for yourself who she was and what she was about.