TITLE: NARAL: Comparing Abortion to Slavery ‘Shameful & Vile’
SENTENCE 1: African pro-life activist Obianuju Ekeocha retweeted the NARAL message, saying she wanted to preserve the comment for posterity, “so that one day long after we are dead, there will be records of the inhumane sentiments that held up abortion.”  I’m leaving this comment here so that one day long after we are dead, there will be records of the inhumane sentiments that held up abortion https://t.co/34BpZ9c7i6 — Obianuju Ekeocha (@obianuju) August 5, 2017  Abortion, like slavery in America, targets the black community in a particular way, and has been decried by countless black leaders as racist in its very roots.
SENTENCE 2: “Don’t black lives matter?”  In their letter, the leaders noted that the rate of abortion among blacks is far higher than among whites, with “365 black babies aborted for every 1,000 that are born.”  “Blacks account for roughly 38% of all abortions in the country though we represent only 13% of the population,” they said, citing statistics that underscore the heavily racist component of abortion in America.
SENTENCE 3: “Thus they hold that the individual’s freedom to murder nascent human offspring is an indispensable prerogative of American citizenship, which must be protected with the coercive force of law.”  In its internal logic, Keyes said, this is “identical to what the proponents of race-based slavery said about the freedom of their communities and states.”  Alveda King, the niece of civil rights champion Rev.

Bias label: highly
Annotator rationales:
If we say that abortions "target" a certain community, then we imply that it's something damaging that just happens, rather than a medical procedure people decide to undergo
If the article says that "countless black leaders" have this opinion, then it can avoid making sound arguments, relying on appeal to authority