Kentucky Science Center Coloring Book

The Kentucky Science Center apologized Wednesday, claiming Planned Parenthood distributed an "Adult" coloring book to a group of 8. A cover of a Planned Parenthood coloring and activity book. A Grayson County, Kentucky family has filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky Science Center and multiple Planned Parenthood organizations, alleging that their nine.

A screenshot from the coloring book the Kentucky Science Center reports was distributed. A screenshot from the coloring book the Kentucky Science Center reports was distributed. All these fit Planned Parenthood's M.O.: target children outside the womb with explicit materials and advice, as well as life.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Kentucky Science Center in downtown Louisville has issued an apology after an unapproved coloring book was distributed at one of their events. On March 21 and 22, the.

The Kentucky Science Center apologized to the public for the ordeal Wednesday after word spread that Planned Parenthood representatives had distributed a coloring and activities book containing. The internet is abuzz with opinions after the Kentucky Science Center posted an apology on social media about a coloring book. Here's what we know about the controversy.

Kentucky Science Center 13h We sincerely apologize for the distribution of a Planned Parenthood coloring book at our recent Health & Wellness Days event. Planned Parenthood provided this material without our consent and it does not reflect We deeply regret the harm this caused. immediate steps to ensure that all materials distributed.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE). LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(FOX 56) - A Planned Parenthood coloring book was reportedly distributed at a kids event without consent, prompting an apology from the Kentucky Science Center. In a Facebook. How has the Kentucky Science Center responded to Planned Parenthood's denial? Teachers witnessed the coloring books being handed out, and photos afterward showed the children with the book, U'Sellis told WORLD.

One parent reported that her child came home with it from the event, the museum spokeswoman said.