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“When you look at Margaret Sanger and all the people who follow eugenics and all that stuff — it was all about cleansing,” he explained. “It was all about, Margaret Sanger said she wanted to exterminate the negro race and that she was gonna use her organization that she founded to do so. And it actually, it wasn’t, to me, it wasn’t about abortions. I never speak on abortion. It was more about the sterilization and what they started with when it comes to just actually ethnic cleansing. Where they actually said we want to get rid of a class of people, a group of people. You know, what I mean? They like to label feebleminded, or lower class. Using terms when they were… that’s what they used in public. In private, they were talking about the black communities.”

Cannon has made similar statements about Planned Parenthood before. In an interview with “The Breakfast Club”, a radio show in New York City, Cannon spoke against Planned Parenthood’s genocide against the black community.

“Hillary was — think about all of the things they did with Planned Parenthood and all of that type of stuff,” he argued. “That type of stuff is to take our community — and forget gentrification — it’s real genocide, and it’s been like that for years. This system is not built for us.”

Cannon’s assessment is tragically correct, especially in New York City, where the vast majority of babies aborted are either black or Hispanic, and more black babies are aborted than are born.

This is entirely in keeping with Margaret Sanger’s dream, a woman who was a racist eugenicist, who spoke openly about wanting to use sterilization as a means of exterminating the black population, and didn’t want “undesirables” to breed.

“When you look at Margaret Sanger and all the people who follow eugenics and all that stuff — it was all about cleansing,” he explained. “It was all about, Margaret Sanger said she wanted to exterminate the negro race and that she was gonna use her organization that she founded to do so. And it actually, it wasn’t, to me, it wasn’t about abortions. I never speak on abortion. It was more about the sterilization and what they started with when it comes to just actually ethnic cleansing. Where they actually said we want to get rid of a class of people, a group of people. You know, what I mean? They like to label feebleminded, or lower class. Using terms when they were… that’s what they used in public. In private, they were talking about the black communities.”

Cannon has made similar statements about Planned Parenthood before. In an interview with “The Breakfast Club”, a radio show in New York City, Cannon spoke against Planned Parenthood’s genocide against the black community.

“Hillary was — think about all of the things they did with Planned Parenthood and all of that type of stuff,” he argued. “That type of stuff is to take our community — and forget gentrification — it’s real genocide, and it’s been like that for years. This system is not built for us.”

Cannon’s assessment is tragically correct, especially in New York City, where the vast majority of babies aborted are either black or Hispanic, and more black babies are aborted than are born.

This is entirely in keeping with Margaret Sanger’s dream, a woman who was a racist eugenicist, who spoke openly about wanting to use sterilization as a means of exterminating the black population, and didn’t want “undesirables” to breed.

Cassy Cooke

Cassy Cooke