Abortion rights group touts it's own black leaders

As a senior pastor in the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Dr. William Jarvis Johnson counseled many young women struggling with unintended pregnancies. Some had abortions, while other continued their pregnancies. All of them opened his eyes to "decisions that are painful, yet a fact of life." In November 2009, Jarvis joined the Center for Reproductive Rights as its outreach manager, a new position created to deepen our relationships with grassroots and social justice groups, including clergy. Jarvis is pastor of a Baptist church in Washington, DC.