LogFAQs > #941325068

I hesitate to call it a far-right conspiracy theory because it also has a decent amount of traction with independents, particularly in Black communities. I'd compare it to something like anti-vax which has broad reach across party lines for weird reasons. Only in this case it aligns with a main conservative focus.

And much like anti-vaxxing has some of its roots in the Tuskegee experiments, this one has roots in the founder of Planned Parenthood being a eugenicist (which was pretty much the style at the time). But it's an oversimplification that's been twisted out of control and ignores things like Black women having less access to abortion anyways which would disprove the entire theory.

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