After my post detailing the news of Planned Parenthood handing Girl Scouts outrageously offensive sex-ed literature at a UN workshop, a commenter posted a reproval of me for not checking my facts. This person, writing under the pseudonym Catholic Leader, reported a GSUSA refutation to the widespread reports. What follows is Catholic Leader’s comment and [...]
Archive for the ‘Sex Education’ Category
Girl Scout Leaders Lie About Relationship With Planned Parenthood
Posted in Planned Parenthood, Sex Education on March 17, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Girl Scouts, Planned Parenthood, and Recovering Our Lost Dignity
Posted in Sex Education, tagged Girl Scouts, Planned Parenthood, Sex Education on March 17, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Gerard from Illinois writes the following in the comboxes about Planned Parenthood and the Girl Scout Leadership: “The Centers for Disease Control report that fully one quarter of our nation’s adolescents have contracted some form of an STD. There are those who would say this is precisely why we need more sex ed and the [...]
Allstate v. Planned Parenthood. Are YOU In Good Hands?
Posted in Planned Parenthood, Sex Education, tagged Allstate, IPPF, Planned Parenthood, Stand and Deliver, STANDUP ACT on March 11, 2010 | 11 Comments »
This post has a few links that need to be read and worked through. The rewards for our youth are incalculable. Allstate Insurance and Planned Parenthood have a few things in common. Both want our teen and young adult children in their hands. Both seek to make money by doing so. Both would have us [...]
Planned Parenthood and The Destruction of Innocents
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Planned Parenthood, Sex Education, tagged Abortion, Planned Parenthood, Sex Education, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Stand and Deliver on February 10, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Here are the CDC data that show what a horrifically effective job Planned Parenthood and their fellow travelers have done in destroying the lives of our young people, corrupting them in their innocence and fertility. The data are from the Sexually Transmitted Diseases Surveillance, 2008. These data are presented as a follow-up to yesterday’s post [...]
White Mice and Abstinence
Posted in Sex Education, tagged abstinence, comprehensive sex education, Sex Education, white mice on February 2, 2010 | 12 Comments »
Don’t think about white mice. Don’t give white mice another thought. Really, if white mice come to mind, just stop thinking about those cute little white mice. It really isn’t hard to stop thinking about white mice. When you start thinking about white mice, just start telling yourself that there are far more important things [...]
Our Sons and Daughters
Posted in Birth Control, Dignity, Family, Sex Education, tagged Dinity, Marriage, Sex Ed on January 18, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Little girls are unburdened. There is a lightness about little girls in those golden years before adolescence that is unmistakeable. Its unblemished beauty is like a rose bud, with all of the promise of the splendor about to unfold. A florist once shared that rose buds exposed to a sudden and extreme chill will not [...]
Of Cardinals, Cathedrals, Condoms and Cretins (Part IV)
Posted in Bishops, Condoms, HIV/AIDS, Sex Education, tagged ACT-UP, Bishops, Condoms, HIV/AIDS on January 14, 2010 | 8 Comments »
WARNING: The subject matter in this post deals candidly with sexually transmitted infections and diseases and their modes of transmission. Minors and persons easily upset by the nature of such discussion are advised to skip over this post. Cretins. No other word better encompasses those who set their sights on John Cardinal O’Connor and the [...]
Sanger’s Legacy: The Impact of Abortion/Contraception on the African American Community
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Eugenics, Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, Right to Life, Sex Education, Sexually Transmitted Disease, tagged African American, Alveda King, Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood on January 12, 2010 | 22 Comments »
If there is one African American woman in the United States who has drunk from the bitter cups of abortion and racism, whose life has been forever changed by both, it is Dr. Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King knows what it is like to be lied to by a [...]
Of Cardinals, Cathedrals, Condoms, and Cretins (Part III)
Posted in Birth Control, Bishops, Condoms, HIV/AIDS, Sex Education, Sexually Transmitted Disease, tagged Bishops, Condoms, Sexually Transmitted Diseases on January 6, 2010 | 7 Comments »
WARNING: The subject matter in this post deals candidly with sexually transmitted infections and diseases and their modes of transmission. Minors and persons easily upset by the nature of such discussion are advised to skip over this post. In Part II of this series (Part I here. Part II here. Part IV here.) we examined [...]
Sanger Targets the Lower Classes
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Condoms, Dignity, Eugenics, Family, Margaret Sanger, Motherhood, Right to Life, Sex Education, tagged Margaret Sanger, Negro Project, Planned Parenthood on January 5, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Above is a photocopy of Margaret Sanger’s Magazine, The Birth Control Review. Note the stated purpose of birth control below the date; Birth Control: To create a race of thoroughbreds. Sanger’s disciples would later deny attribution of that statement to her, but there it is. In previous posts we have seen repeatedly, and in context, [...]
Of Bridal Veils and Little Girls
Posted in Dignity, Motherhood, Sex Education on January 4, 2010 | 19 Comments »
Several months ago, eight year old Elizabeth climbed into my lap and asked, “Daddy, why do brides wear veils?” I looked at Regina and smiled as my bride smiled back waiting to see how I managed this one. In an instant, the leading of the Holy Spirit to be sure, I decided to give Beth [...]
Margaret Sanger’s Malthusian Roots
Posted in Birth Control, Eugenics, Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, Right to Life, Sex Education, tagged Eugenics, Margaret Sanger, Thomas Malthus on January 4, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The most of Thomas Malthus that many of us ever hear is in connection with Charles Darwin’s formulation of his Evolutionary Theory. Malthus believed that populations double over time, while food and materials increase only arithmetically. This in turn creates shortages in food and goods, leading to famine and war, so the thinking went. Darwin [...]
Margaret Sanger on Charity and Philanthropy
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Margaret Sanger, Personhood, Planned Parenthood, Right to Life, Sex Education, tagged Charity, Eugenics, Margaret Sanger, Philanthropy on January 3, 2010 | 12 Comments »
This week continues with a series of posts examining the anthropological assumptions and philosophical underpinnings of Margaret Sanger’s world view. It is every bit as unrelenting and unsparing as her Planned Parenthood. One of the commenters in the comboxes challenged Sanger’s treatment here, suggesting that the scholarship being done at NYU ought to merit serious [...]
Mary’s “Yes” and Margaret’s “No”
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Dignity, Motherhood, Planned Parenthood, Right to Life, Sex Education, tagged Contraception, Margaret Sanger, Mary, Planned Parenthood, Sary Mother of God on January 1, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Today is the Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God. Many non-Catholic brothers and sisters object to the title and don’t understand whence it comes. An excellent, brief essay here tells the story. In light of our focus here these past few days, today’s Solemnity throws two very different women into stark relief: Mary, Mother [...]
Great Reading
Posted in Biomedical Ethics, Birth Control, Condoms, Dignity, Eugenics, Margaret Sanger, Personhood, Planned Parenthood, Sex Education, tagged Alan Guttmacher, Alfred Kinsey, Archtects of the Culture of Death, Benjamin Wiker, Donald De Marco, Friedrich Nietze, Margaret Sanger on December 31, 2009 | 6 Comments »
If anyone is interested in one of the best reads for a pro-lifer, may I suggest: Architects of the Culture of Death This book looks at several key figures over the past 150 years who have contributed to building the Culture of Death. I’ll share a few of those written about: Margaret Sanger, Alfred Kinsey, [...]
