Title: Aborted black babies-can we change the statistics? - Anglicans For Life
Headings: Aborted black babies–can we change the statistics?
Aborted black babies–can we change the statistics?
Content: Aborted black babies-can we change the statistics? - Anglicans For Life
Aborted black babies–can we change the statistics? Published June 17, 2020
As discussion about racism continues to dominate our news, these statistics about aborted black babies recently came across my desk: 1 out of 3 black babies – 800 every day – are aborted; 34% of black babies were aborted in 2017; 61.3 million babies have died by abortion in the U.S.A. since 1973, 19.4 million were conceived in black American women; 78% of Planned Parenthood clinics are in black or other minority communities. I digested this information, then asked myself, why do so many black women have abortions? This thought crossed my mind: Do black women have more abortions because they do not want their children to face the racism and inequality that has been their experience growing up in America?