October 26, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) – One important reason the black community doesn’t speak out against abortion is that so many lives have been impacted by abortion, says one prominent African-American pro-life leader. In a recent online column, Pastor Walter Hoye of Issues4Life said that his community and its social leaders must overcome the “betrayal trauma” that keeps them from facing the personal and public tragedy of abortion head on.
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