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     A group of black pastors, pro-life activists and a Republican congressman demonstrated at Planned Parenthood offices in the nation's capital (1108 16th Street, Washington, DC) to protest an alleged pattern of racist practices by the abortion provider.

     ArticlesofInformation.com also reports that the protesters are demanding Congress stop funding Planned Parenthood, which received more than $336 million in government grants and contracts in the most recent fiscal year, according to the organization's annual report.

     The protesters presented documentation of an undercover investigation, which included a conversation between an actor and a Planned Parenthood representation on tape, reported by WND, in which a pro-life student magazine, at UCLA, found Planned Parenthood staffers in seven states were willing to accept a financial donation "targeting" the abortion of unborn black babies. 

     Other protesters included Alveda King (niece of Martin Luther King Jr.); WND columnist Star Parker; Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, National Black Pro-Life Union; Students for Life; Rev. Clenard Childress, National Coalition of Pastor's Spouses, and many others.

     Idaho and half a dozen other states are being investigated. A Planned Parenthood branch in Kansas faces 107 misdemeanor and felonies charges for allegedly violating Kansas abortion law.