Originally posted by whodey
I see this quote was after the war.
Eugenics fell out of favor shortly after the horrors of the Nazi eugenic war machine were discovered. What other choice did she have?
And make no mistake, abortion is practicing eugeinics.
Segregation and discrimination against Black Americans survived WWII. IF Sanger was really the racist you claim she was, she had no reason to oppose them.
Sanger was an opponent of Hitler even before he came to power and when he did he had her books banned:
"All the news from Germany is sad & horrible," she wrote in 1933, "and to me more dangerous than any other war going on any where because it has so many good people who applaud the atrocities & claim its right. The sudden antagonism in Germany against the Jews & the vitriolic hatred of them is spreading underground here & is far more dangerous than the aggressive policy of the Japanese in Manchuria." (MS to Edith How-Martyn, May 21, 1933 [MSM C2:536].) She joined the American Council Against Nazi Propaganda and "gave money, my name and any influence I had with writers and others, to combat Hitler's rise to power in Germany." ("World War II and World Peace," 1940? [MSM S72:269].) For Hitler the feeling was mutual; in 1933 the Nazis burned Sanger's books along with those of Ellis, Freud, German sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld, and others. (Ellis to MS, Sept. 3, 1933 [LCM 3:385].)
http://www.nyu.edu/projects/sanger/articles/sanger-hitler_equation.php
The entire article is a good one debunking most of your ridiculous claims.
Voluntary abortion is a woman practicing control over her own body, a concept you obviously despise.