Google's New App Censors Pro-Lifers

By Rod Anderson, CP Cartoonist Friday, February 26, 2016

Pro-choicers can now avoid looking at the words "pro-life" on the internet thanks to a new Google Chrome extension.

In a partnership with the National Institute for Reproductive Health Action Fund, an unnamed proponent of legal abortion created the extension program called "Choice Language," which automatically changes any reference of the phrase "pro-life" anywhere it is found on the internet to the term "anti-choice."

The extension is only available using the Google Chrome web browser. Not only does it change the the term "pro-life" in major news headlines, it also changes the wording of direct quotations.

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