Pro-life Wisconsin teamed up with a national anti-abortion campaign to put up a billboard close to a Madison planned parenthood clinic today. "Kills those without choice," says the characters in huge letters. A photo of an African American baby is right to do so in the middle of the letter "O," a forward slash.
The Billboard was placed in the vicinity of the planned parenthood clinic on South Park Street.
It is the latest salvo in what has been an increased campaign not only against abortions, but against sex education and family planning and birth control programs across the State. It is also an example of the anti-abortion movement efforts to revive old and widely debunked fees, having planned parenthood links to the eugenics movement.
"Abortion is no real choice for the unborn child, for women or for men." Abortions prey on those who believe that they have no other choice, and this campaign emphasizes this daily reality, "Says Communications Director Virginia la in a press release."Pro-life Wisconsin against sex education and the use of all forms of contraception. The Group has strengthened by the Republican was free of charge in Wisconsin to defund and shutdown various family planning programs of the State. The Governor's budget contains significant financial cuts and the removal of some of these programs.
So, if the group applies against sex ed and birth control, which are alternatives to poor women, it avoided or want unwanted pregnancies to end? I asked La. Adoption and crisis pregnancy support centres by anti-abortion groups, she said.
The Madison Billboard assumes objective planned parenthood for what the Group's press release describes as a "history of racism and the ongoing eugenics movement in Wisconsin."The poster is just a small example of what a wild attack, including undercover sting operations, anti-abortion activists against planned parenthood clinics in the Land.Die Madison Billboard refers to a site called TooManyAborted.com, run by a group with the name of the radiance Foundation is viewers and biracial led by Ryan Bomberger, which the press release points out.??"Our goal is an industry that do not trust women enough, tell them the truth, injected gender hostility of demonizing men and targets minorities what to extremely to expose disproportionately high rates of abortion in the urban community," Bomberger says in the version. supporters of planned parenthood to point out, the clinics are often the only affordable not only family planning providers, but needed much health care in many minority neighborhoods.Each year, Amanda Harrington of the planned parenthood says screening services that many of them can get anywhere else, more than 11,000 Wisconsin women for cervical and breast cancer, cancer, annual check-ups, STD testing and family planning. "The simple fact is that a lack many communities in Wisconsin have access to basic medical care." Results in the inability of health care access to many health inequalities, ", she says."In December last year, worked the radiance Foundation with pro-lifeTo put Wisconsin up 13 billboards in mostly minority neighborhoods
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "Black children in danger are: too many aborted"
Some said. Others read "black and beautiful: too many aborted."
At the time Amanda Harrington, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, the charges against their organization "Lies and distortions" and the posters called "reprehensible".
"they use racism, ability to health care affect access to a woman," she told me, quoted in my post vital signs.
Harrington called planned parenthood "Of the State biggest and most reliable health care providers," with "Doors open to all."
Racial differences in abortion rates are not the result of a conspiracy, she said. They occur because minorities of greater numbers of unwanted pregnancies, experience because they lack access to adequate sex education and affordable healthcare, including birth control.
"When organizations such as pro life Wisconsin really concerned were on the reduction of unwanted pregnancies, improved access to affordable birth control and sex education would work with us," said Harrington. "Instead they work against us, health care, to eliminate women who really needs it."
Only a few days after the Milwaukee billboards equate abortion with black genocide, pro-life Wisconsin built two characters in La Crosse with ultrasound images that claim organization the baby Jesus in the Blessed Virgin Mary uterus represent. Here is a picture of this Bilboard.
Set on the fetus in the posters, was a miniature Halo. "He is on the way." Christmas starts with Christ, "to read the characters, link viewers with www.churchads.net, a pro-life statement as a non-profit in England, which the campaign it sponsored Christian described."
In my post about the La Crosse Billboard la, said that the group planned to step up its anti-abortion work in Wisconsin, alignment of State controversial sex education law, in the last year.
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