All I'm doing is giving numbers and statistics.
You have tied blacks being in poverty to the effects of slavery. Are blacks still suffering from slavery? Perhaps, but not in the way BLM would have you believe. Slavery promoted promiscuity among blacks and it damaged the self respect. Black families that have self respect, dignity, and avoid promiscuity are not suffering from the ill effects of slavery. The issue is not that whites are oppressing them, it is that sin is oppressing them and a root of bitterness. I have been to many gatherings with over 100 blacks. Everyone there has struggled and gone through hardship. Some drank too much, some used drugs in the past, and some were promiscuous. But they repented, they all have jobs, they are responsible to their family, and they are building up a solid community. I attended a "black church" in Queens though in reality it was multicultural. There were over a 1000 members. No one wanted to defund the police. No one felt like they were being oppressed. All of that stuff does not represent the vast majority of blacks in NYC or St. Louis (the two communities I am most familiar with).
Since you seem to have a problem with reading comprehension I'll say it a third time. Around 60% of abortions are due to poverty.
Wow, pretty insulting. I don't have a problem with reading what you are saying, I do have a problem with the simplistic logic.
1. Does abortion alleviate the problems of poverty or promote them? If abortion "helps" the poor then show me what community it has helped.
2. The poor are also more likely to be drug addicts and/or alcoholics. Does selling drugs and alcohol to addicts help them or is that the reason they are poor?
3. 50 years ago we were told that abortion would help the poor climb out of poverty because they wouldn't have to care for the unwanted baby and so could continue with their career. But no one says that anymore. Strange. Instead they use this to explain why the poor are having abortions at a higher rate than the wealthy. The statistics are undeniable, abortion is killing blacks at a rate 5x greater than whites. Abortion is not helping blacks to better themselves or climb out of poverty. Abortion was promoted heavily by a woman who was racist, spoke at the KKK, and focused her attention on black neighborhoods.
4. The people who do have solutions to poverty are churches and houses of worship. Malcolm X had a very effective program for getting people off drugs and out of the sex industry. So this is not exclusively a Christian domain, but it is undeniable that many people have turned their lives around in the church. The same cannot be said of abortion.
I realize that and I have provided many factors that this is so.African-American women are statistically more likely to have abortions.
So it's not just "planned Parenthood bad" it's a more complicated problem
However, I have not seen any evidence at all to support claims made by pro abortionists. Abortion has not helped the Black community.