text: Accounts of what I mentioned were published in both the San Diego Union-Tribune and San Diego Reader at the time, so there's at least some documentation of it.  And there seems to be some question with respect to your quote.  W. E. B. DuBoise worked with her.  It seems unlikely he would have if she made such statements as you claim.  In any event if that was her true purpose I've done my part to defeat it seven times over.  And counting.
  
  Also, seems that the woman was more of a proponent of birth control than she was of abortion.  Church opposition to birth control seems self-defeating as an anti-abortion strategy.  I think this stems from an unhealthy Platonic Dualist/Christian view toward sexual fulfillment predicated on the fallacy that sex is inherently 'sinful' and religiously sanctioned for no other purpose but procreation.
  
  We don't have that hangup--'enjoyment' is very nearly a euphemism for sex in our idiom.  Birth control is not prohibited in our faith.  Khalas.