::Yes, familiar with the "controversy" section of the policy. We want to avoid concentrating all the negatives in a single place, leaving the rest a purely positive treatment of the subject. THe exception, however, would be where the subject is actually and notably controversial, as is  I think  the case here. Planned Parenthood for example, has a "controversy and criticism" section. Read the article too; maybe you're right, and the precise quote gets undue weight. However, in deleting it, we are perhaps reducing the visibility of criticism of the organization, and it would probably need supplementing with additional stories regarding other campaigns; the current matter is of course merely pars pro tota.