Glamour Names Planned Parenthood Abortionist 'Woman of the Year'
Suddenly naming Caitlyn Jenner as "Woman of the Year" seems less ridiculous. It would appear that the Mensa members over at Glamour magazine also named Cecil Richards, President of the abortion factory baby harvesting organization cult "woman's health" organization Planned Parenthood.
One in five women will use Planned Parenthood services during their lifetime—for sexually transmitted infections, breast and cervical cancer screenings, birth control, emergency contraception, and more. In 2015, controversy around these issues reached fever pitch, and some in Congress called to defund Planned Parenthood—a move that would mean nearly 700,000 people could lose access to their only source of health care. But Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, won’t back down.
This is of course a lie, in that the money defunded from Planned Parenthood would go to other women's health organizations that don't harvest organs. There are plenty, and I mean plenty, of other organizations that provide women's health and would be glad to receive PP's dollar-dollar-bills. Though, I guess in Glamour's defense, when most of the mainstream media uses the organization themselves for all of their "fact" "checking" needs (Read BuzzFeed Uses PlannedParenthood's Own Talking Points to Refute Evidence), you can't really blame them....
...Okay, yes you can. You can and should blame them. I know I certainly will.
So even though "she" has a penis, Caitlyn Jenner does have less blood on her hands than Cecile Richards does. So there's that...
Look, at the end of the day these awards don't mean anything. They're only designed as cheap publicity stunts for magazines. They know that. But a whole lot of the unsuspecting public doesn't know that. The idiot SJW feminists in the hashtags don't know that. They herald these women as beacons of feminine strength, while ignoring some women in the world who actually help people and have done remarkable things over the past year. Those are the ones who get short-changed.
And it's not because of some mythical "pay gap".
