Dirius
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I haven't seen the evidence that she was pro-eugenics.
Martin Luther King Jr. honored Sanger, which speaks to her own non-racially-prejudiced personal views.
So, a man's sperm is both alive and human, as distinguished from being dead and from another species. The Catholic Church is anti-spermicide, even though it prevents conception.
A man's sperm is not a human being, its just a cell which carries genetic information. An implanted embryo has the DNA of a new human being, making it an individual distinct from its parents. Furthermore the cells in an embryo start to multiply only a day after fertilisation happens. This is why medical terms to diferentiate a sperm cell, from a zygote, from an embryo exist.
I don't care about the catholic church's view, because I'm not making a religious argument, thats just your strawman.
There is plenty of informtion on Margaret's Sanger eugenics idelogy and racial bias. Not even feminist researchers contest this. It is accepted fact. There is a reason the focus of her practice was on black america.