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The American Red Cross has issued a public apology for the use of a racist pool safety poster that singles out ... “Going forward, we are developing more appropriate materials that are more ...

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The American Red Cross is apologizing for a pool safety poster it produced that was widely ... “Going forward, we are developing more appropriate materials that are more representative of ...

After the backlash, the American Red Cross confirmed that it had discontinued the production of the poster, NBC notes ... we are developing more appropriate materials that are more representative ...

(WIAT) — The American Red Cross is apologizing for a poster that some people find offensive. The title of the poster is “Be Cool, Follow the Rules” and is meant to promote pool safety.

Rosemond said. Fortune said the posters have since been removed and the organization is developing "more appropriate material." Rosemond said she wants the Red Cross to think harder about the ...

The swimming safety poster sparked outrage on Twitter. — -- The American Red Cross issued an apology today for a poster that some people found offensive because it appeared to portray what ...

American Red Cross (@RedCross) June 21, 2016 @JSawyer330, We removed this poster within 24 hours. We didn't scrutinize it like we should have, and apologize for any offense. In response to the ...

The American Red Cross has apologized for a water safety poster that has been called racist for showing black people engaging in inappropriate behavior. Margaret Sawyer was traveling with her ...