The abortion may alter the course of the relationship between parent and child. Other grandparents grieve for the child who was never born. They immerse themselves in a silent world of pain because of the grandchild that can never be talked about. Children learn about abortion from overheard conversations, by being directly told, or by sensing their mother's pregnancies that do not bring forth a sibling. It evokes fear and anxiety in them or it produces anger and rage.
Sexual promiscuity is said to be rampant among our youth as is the explosion of violence.
Since Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in 1973, thirty million babies have perished. Ten million, approximately one in three, have been African-American. If there is ever a question of genocide in our community, let me share with you some facts. In the United States, for every three Black babies born, two are aborted. Black women are two times more likely to abort their babies than White women.