Search Results: Poverty
For many countries across the world, poverty and the ills associated with poverty remain the primary social concern. The streets are chaotic, both in terms of traffic and in the…
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…if she had any more children. When black citizens exposed this coercion and called it “genocide,” the Pittsburgh Antipoverty Board voted down funds from the United States Office of Economic…
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…people because of poverty that prevails in Africa….People use contraception to overcome overpopulation, to curb poverty, and to prolong the life-expectancy of women….People will not limit or stop having sex,…
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Openness to Life is at the Center of True Development Solving the world’s problems – serious poverty, hunger, war, disease, etc. – is a complicated business, to say the least….
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…the reproduction of the so-called unfit through sterilization, birth control, and abortion. The weak-minded, the mentally defective, and those affected by poverty served solely as a scapegoat2 since many African…
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…actual poverty, the root of poverty. It comes from something else. 0:25:30.2 Colleen: And that’s why we have to make sure that our conversation is focused on why the human…
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…limiting reproduction, to improve the race, to promote individual and domestic happiness, and to curtail such scourges as war, famine, insanity, poverty, unemployment, and congenital crime.”95 We all know how…
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…that abortion is a kindness to some children are also forgetting several other important points. 1. Poverty Isn’t a Life Sentence First, just because we are born into poverty…
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…women back from reaching their potential, and that multiple children keep families from climbing out of poverty. But inhabitants of other countries, such as those in Africa, tell a different…
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Does Abortion Reduce Welfare Costs?
…Kimelman of the Philadelphia Inquirer revealed the true goal of our domestic population controllers in a 1990 article ominously entitled “Poverty and Norplant: Can Contraception Reduce the Underclass?” He writes:…
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