(Please note the above headline is theirs and not the way I would choose to word it–KSH)<\/i>.<\/p>\n
For years the largely white staff of Georgia Right to Life, the state\u2019s largest anti-abortion group, tried to tackle the disproportionately high number of black women who undergo abortions. But, staff members said, they found it difficult to make inroads with black audiences.<\/p>\n
So in 2009, the group took money that it normally used for advertising a pregnancy hot line and hired a black woman, Catherine Davis, to be its minority outreach coordinator.<\/p>\n
Ms. Davis traveled to black churches and colleges around the state, delivering the message that abortion is the primary tool in a decades-old conspiracy to kill off blacks.<\/p>\n
The idea resonated, said Nancy Smith, the executive director.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe were shocked when we spent less money and had more phone calls\u201d\u009d to the hot line, Ms. Smith said.<\/p>\n