3 Views 5shares Share Tweet Plus Pin Link Link Digg Print Email NOTE: I think that CNN put these two individuals on TV and gave them different topics before allowing them to faceoff because this representative from Al Sharpton’s National Action Network seems so far in left field. A controversial billboard campaign has sparked a debate over abortion and race. The billboards feature a picture of a black infant with the message: “Black children are an endangered species.” Some 80 billboards are now up in the Atlanta area. The groups behind them say abortion clinics target black women and are, in effect, threatening the African-American population. Catherine Davis is the director of minority outreach at Georgia Right to Life, which co-sponsored the billboards. She and Dr. Artis Cash, founder of Shreveport’s chapter of the National Action Network, joined us on Wednesday’s American Morning. Originally Played on CNN 5shares Share Tweet Plus Comments Pin Link Link Digg Print Email abortion Catherine Davis Clinics CNN Dr Artis Cash Georgia Right to LIfe National Action Network	2012-07-26
2 mins ago	BEHNA: AWESOME! Conservative Dana Loesch Chosen As National Spokesperson For NRA
@_LizWillis @margaretjhowell @burghseyeview @DanAdamsShow and @WayneDupreeShow #CPAC2017 #RadioRow coverage Watch on @RSBNetwork 10am-2pm5 hours ago
Sorry peeps. I realized I had to pack a lot of equipment for #CPAC2017. We will try to do show from CPAC hotel tomorrow night 9:30pm EST5 hours ago
3 Views 5shares Share Tweet Plus Pin Link Link Digg Print Email NOTE: I think that CNN put these two individuals on TV and gave them different topics before allowing them to faceoff because this representative from Al Sharpton’s National Action Network seems so far in left field. A controversial billboard campaign has sparked a debate over abortion and race. The billboards feature a picture of a black infant with the message: “Black children are an endangered species.” Some 80 billboards are now up in the Atlanta area. The groups behind them say abortion clinics target black women and are, in effect, threatening the African-American population. Catherine Davis is the director of minority outreach at Georgia Right to Life, which co-s
ponsored the billboards. She and Dr. Artis Cash, founder of Shreveport’s chapter of the National Action Network, joined us on Wednesday’s American Morning. Originally Played on CNN 5shares Share Tweet Plus Comments Pin Link Link Digg Print Email abortion Catherine Davis Clinics CNN Dr Artis Cash Georgia Right to LIfe National Action Network	2012-07-26
2 mins ago	BEHNA: AWESOME! Conservative Dana Loesch Chosen As National Spokesperson For NRA
@_LizWillis @margaretjhowell @burghseyeview @DanAdamsShow and @WayneDupreeShow #CPAC2017 #RadioRow coverage Watch on @RSBNetwork 10am-2pm5 hours ago
Sorry peeps. I realized I had to pack a lot of equipment for #CPAC2017. We will try to do show from CPAC hotel tomorrow night 9:30pm EST5 hours ago