Right, so is this the scenario: White people who want abortions don't get them because there's not a PP in their neighborhood, while black people who don't want abortions get them anyway because the PP in their neighborhood pressures them into it? Is this really what you, Jerome, think is happening?
Guess what? In the United States, black people are more likely to be poor than white people. This is not Planned Parenthood's fault. Guess what else? Poor people are more likely to want abortions than well-off people. This is also not Planned Parenthood's fault. So, due to factors out of PP's control, you take those two factors and you end up with a greater demand for abortions among black people. Make no mistake, this is a bad thing, but it was not engineered by Planned Parenthood.
Given the greater demand for abortions among black people, what would you, Jerome, suggest Planned Parenthood do? Deny abortions to black women seeking them until a certain quota of white abortions had been performed? Open more offices in wealthier, whiter neighborhoods? Anything realistic?