Wow. That is full of many assumptions. You know Elizabeth Stanton supported women being able to vote. She died before it was legal. That doesn’t mean she didn’t support it.
Also, people forced abortions secretly before it was legal. Judy Garland was forced to have secret abortions by the movie companies decades before it was legal.
Actually, many black people don’t know what a lot of people stood for. For example, many blacks don’t know they were freed by Republicans and that Democrats tried to stop them from being free, tried to stop them from being able to vote (and women too). ALL the founding fathers are somehow racist (which is an arrogant assumption by the way) when only a few people in history actually said racist things (like some confederate generals and Margaret Sanger).
You explained that I was misrepresenting it by saying that black people supported her. Well, black people support the Democrat party, who insults them, looks down on them, victimizes them (finding ways to, for they’re now trying to find ways to victimize Asians), etc. That doesn’t mean the Democrat party gives a hoot about them. They don’t give a rip that 70% of black people don’t grow up with a dad around. They only care about police interferences and rioting. Because it helps their political stance. They get something out of the police stuff, and black people succeeding is not good for them. If black people worked toward success, their bullcrap would be over. Do you know Herman Cain worked at a science place, and was confused why a white person was getting paid more than him when they were doing the same stuff. Instead of assuming “RACISTS” he asked why, and the people told him it was because the white guy had an MD. So Cain got an MD. And he got paid just like the white guy.
Wait a minute. That question makes no sense considering what you said earlier, but I have other quotes from Sanger.
From a writing in 1919: “Before eugenists and others who are laboring for racial betterment can succeed, they must first clear the way for Birth Control. Like the advocates of Birth Control, the eugenists, for instance, are seeking to assist the race toward the elimination of the unfit. Both are seeking a single end but they lay emphasis upon different methods.”
And this, in 1922: “We are paying for, and even submitting to, the dictates of an ever-increasing, unceasingly spawning class of human beings who never should have been born at all.”