Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger didn’t call Black people ‘human weeds’ that should be ‘exterminated’
Snopes previously found no evidence Sanger said the same about “Slavs and Jews.”
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Snopes previously found no evidence Sanger said the same about “Slavs and Jews.”
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Read MoreThe defense secretary made the claim during a Congressional hearing.
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