Another black Republican speaks out against abortion

 TownHall:

GOP Rep. Burgess Owens, from Utah, argued against abortion at a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday. In his remarks, he spoke on the value of life and said the abortion industry discriminates against black women.

“For years, the black community has been disproportionately targeted by the abortionist industry. I’ve watched it happen,” he said. “We’ve lost more than 20 million black babies over the last 40 years. That’s 40 percent of my race exterminated before given a chance to bless our nation with their innate talent.”

Owens fired back at remarks from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who claimed at a Senate Banking Committee hearing that abortion would hurt the economy.
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The abortion industry has long targeted blacks since its inception. 

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