Abortion Manifesto

By: Conrad Birmingham

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The story of abortion has been tragic and long for the last fifty years. As society has changed and evolved, so have the laws and norms surrounding this controversial and deeply personal issue. The debate has been heated and often bitter, as both sides fiercely defend their positions.

Amid the chaos and distress, one fact remains: unborn babies killed in abortions have been too often forgotten. They cannot tell us their emotions as they are killed, and there is no ritual to mourn or grieve their loss. The intricacies of their lives, and the details of their stories, have been passed over by those who hold power.

The statistics make abortion real.

The facts are indisputable: since the Roe v Wade ruling in the early 1970s, 60 million abortions have been performed in the United States alone. Moreover, 1.5 billion abortions have taken place worldwide. You may question their validity--but these numbers are not just pulled out of thin air--they were compiled by both the abortion industry and numerous governments around the world.

One of the most alarming chapters of this story is the number of black abortions in the United States. Thirty percent of the black population has been aborted over the past fifty years. That is 18 million babies aborted. This is an enormous, horrific number. The real story is why there is no outcry from black leaders, especially the Black Live Movement, religious leaders, and liberal democrats. Why do they ignore these horrible, despicable statistics?