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The letter from Margaret Sanger (1879-1966) was dated December 10, 1939 and sent to Dr. Clarence Gamble to discuss what
they referred to as “The Negro Project”. Gamble financed several of Sanger’s projects and helped spread her clinics
and promote the influence of her organization, The American Birth Control League, which evolved into Planned Parenthood
Federation of America.
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Gamble (1894-1966) was the grandson of James Gamble, co-founder of Proctor and Gamble and heir to the company’s fortune. He was also
an advocate of population control, eugenics (the selective breeding of the human race through encouraged or coerced reproduction and sterilization of
different portions of the
population), and the founder of Pathfinder International, which continues to carry out his agenda. He was
also a member of the Human Betterment League of North Carolina and advocated forced sterilization of mental patients
and vasectomies for those deemed “unfit”.
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Originally, Pathfinder received most of it’s funding directly from Gamble and some of his family members. They now
receive most of their funding from The United States Agency for International Development and continue their work of providing abortions
and sterilizations around the world, especially in third-world nations.
Perform a search for the
terms “NSSM 200 genocide” for more information about this U.S. agency and it’s work in this area.
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