THE ONE URBAN VOICE PROJECT
The One Urban Voice Project is an initiative designed to allow those inside urban communities to change their outcomes, as well as those outside the ability to affect change within. Much like the strength of a chain is dependent on its weakest link, addressing the problems, violence and challenges in these municipalities by all plays a paramount role in righting this ship run aground. In fact, the rush by liberal America to overcorrect and overcompensate communities of color for what it considers unforgivable sins has done much more harm than it has good. As a result, our young people have been bombarded with lies and misleading narratives designed to gain their allegiance as well as their trust. Contrary to popular opinion, while the college campus’ and ballot boxes are where the battle is ultimately waged, the war begins where the indoctrination starts-in the elementary schools.
To accomplish this goal, we have devised what we call the “Sanger Strategy.”
This ‘plan of attack’ is derived from eugenicist’ Margaret Sanger’s infiltration into the tenets of the black community in order to gain access to its core. In 1940’s pre-Planned Parenthood, “Negro Project,” Sanger employed three of the founding members of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) among others, to ensure permeation of this most powerful and unique demographic. In addition to many, she gained the alliance of writer, sociologist, and civil rights activist W.E. B. DuBois; Influential black educator Mary McLeod Bethune; as well as the leader of the largest church in Harlem(Abyssinian Baptist Church), the Reverend Adam Clayton Powell, Sr. With these three iconic arrows in her quiver, Sanger was able to pierce the heart of the black populace in such a way that it continues to hemorrhage to this day. As such, OUVP has taken the roadmap Sanger designed to destroy the
black community and is in turn utilizing its infrastructure to save it.
There are three specific areas that are currently the greatest threats to
our children:
1. The Abortion agenda.
According to the Guttmacher institute, a once affiliated entity of Planned Parenthood offered these sobering statistics:
• 97% of all abortions are due to inconvenience, rather than necessity.
• 2% of all abortions offer the health of the mother as a rationale for the procedure(even though in such cases, a c-section would preclude the need for an abortion).
• 1% of all abortions are based on the aftermath of incest or rape.
In those instances, a report from All That’s Interesting invertedly reminds us that these abortions are largely performed on adolescents. A post on X states, “The facts: In a world where films like Juno help shape and inform public opinion on teenage pregnancy, one might assume that teenagers are the most likely age group to use Planned Parenthood’s services. Statistics show, however, that only 26 percent of Planned Parenthood clients who have ever received an abortion are teenagers.”
The spin they offer doesn’t seem like much, until you consider that 26% of 1 million is nearly 300,000 murdered babies equating to over 300,000 shattered family members’ lives. Unfortunately, abortion is but one of the many social contagions affecting America’s youth.
2. The Trans-agenda.
According to author Abigail Shrier’s recent work, “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” this “Transdemic” has been ignored for far too long with catastrophic results: “Gender dysphoria(writes Shrier)- formerly known as “gender identity disorder”- is characterized by a severe and persistent discomfort in one’s biological sex. It typically begins in early childhood-ages two to four-though it may grow more severe in adolescence. But in most cases-nearly 70 percent-childhood gender dysphoria resolves.” In other words, if left to God’s natural order, little boys grow up to be men, and little girls grow up to be women. In a recent article in Reuters, these shocking numbers were offered:
“In 2021, about 42,000 children and teens across the United States received a diagnosis of gender dysphoria, nearly triple the number in 2017, according to data Komodo compiled for Reuters. Gender dysphoria is defined as the distress caused by a discrepancy between a person’s gender identity and the one assigned to them at birth. Overall, the analysis found that at least 121,882 children ages 6 to 17 were diagnosed with gender dysphoria from 2017 through 2021. Reuters found similar trends when it requested state-level data on diagnoses among children covered by Medicaid, the public insurance program for lower-income families. Gender-affirming care for youths takes several forms, from social recognition of a preferred name and pronouns, to medical interventions such as hormone therapy and, sometimes, surgery. A small but increasing number of U.S. children diagnosed with gender
dysphoria are choosing medical interventions to express their identity and help alleviate their distress.” This report continues:
“The Komodo analysis of insurance claims found 56 genitals surgeries among patients ages 13 to 17 with a prior gender dysphoria diagnosis from 2019 to 2021. Among teens, “top surgery” or removing their breasts is more common. In the three years ending in 2021, at least 776 mastectomies were performed in the United States on patients ages 13 to 17 with a gender dysphoria diagnosis, according to Komodo’s data analysis of insurance claims. This tally does not include procedures that were paid for out of pocket.
A note on the data: Komodo’s analysis draws on full or partial health insurance claims for about 330 million U.S. patients over the five years from 2017 to 2021, including patients covered by private health plans and public
insurance like Medicaid. The data include roughly 40 million patients annually, ages 6 through 17, and comprise health insurance claims that document diagnoses and procedures administered by U.S. clinicians and facilities.” Yes-6 through 17.
Since the first gender clinic opened in 2007, that number has exploded to more than 300 in less than 20 years.
3. The sexualization agenda
In addition to all this, this third challenge for our youth has reared its head. Early last year, an elementary student from Maine made a shocking discovery, the New York Post reported:
“An 11-year-old in Maine spoke out against “pornographic” content in his middle school and wants the administrators to be prosecuted. Knox Zajac, an 11-year-old sixth grader, spoke up at a school board meeting, reading aloud from the book “Nick and Charlie” that he had checked out of his school’s library. The age advisory in this book is 14 years and older. The novel, written by Alice Oseman, begins with two early teen boys stealing wine from their parents and proceeding to experiment sexually with one another.
This book was on the stand. I would like to read you a page,” Knox said at the school board meeting, according to a video posted in the Maine Wire. Knox proceeded to read, “My back over my hips. I asked if he should take his clothes off. He was saying yes before I finished my sentence. He’s pulling off my T-shirt, laughing when I can’t undo his shirt buttons. He’s undoing my belt. I’m reaching into his bedside drawer for a condom.” Knox read more of the sexually explicit material in the book. “When I rented it out and showed my dad it, the librarian asked if I
wanted more and if I wanted a graphic novel version,” Knox said.” Unfortunately, this example is tame in comparison to many books that even our pre-teen children are currently subject to.
To this end, the One Urban Voice project works as follows:
Students will be informed and trained in how to engage and educate in the areas of education(academia), civics(politics), and(religion),a.k.a.- the churches, concerning issues that are concerning them. We believe that by locating, educating, and assigning youth to these most salient areas in our society, we will forever change the impact that our youth make within their own communities.