President Obama Won The Nobel Peace Prize Today

							October 9, 2009

Dear Walter B. Hoye, II:

I would like to congratulate President Barack Obama for being awarded the
2009 Nobel Peace Prize today, just 8 months into his presidency.

According to CNN, the Norwegian Nobel Committee said it honored Obama for
his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation
between peoples."

Abortion remains the leading cause of death in the African American
community, outpacing AIDS/HIV, Heart Disease, Violent Crimes, Accidents, and
Cancer combined. Wouldn't it be absolutely incredible if the first black
President was receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for his "extraordinary efforts to
strengthen diplomacy and cooperation between people" both born and unborn?
With the Black community being below replacement rate for the first time in
history, "diplomacy and cooperation" between mothers, fathers and their
unborn babies are desperately needed now more than ever before.

I recently had the opportunity to speak about the Obama presidency at an
international conference in the United Kingdom. Please visit the following link
to watch the video and/or listen to the audio of my presentation. I think you'll
be encouraged by what you hear!

Click this link to listen or view my presentation during the Society for the
Protection of the Unborn (SPUC) National Conference 2009.

Sincerely,



Rev. Arnold M. Culbreath
Urban Outreach Director
Protecting Black Life
An outreach of Life Issues Institute, Inc.
www.protectingblacklife.org
513.729.3600


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