151; -- The American Red Cross issued an apology today for a poster that some people found offensive because it appeared to portray what appear to be white children as "cool" and children of color ...

The poster, which shows a crowd of cartoon ... Arrows point to certain children, indicating “not cool” behavior with a red arrow and “cool” behavior with a green arrow.

The top of the poster reads "Be Cool, Follow The Rules," while green and red arrows point to swimmers exhibiting "cool" and "not cool" behavior, respectively. The illustration indicates it's "cool ...

COLORADO -- The American Red Cross issued an apology ... seemingly racist pool safety poster. The poster depicts kids in a pool under the title "Be Cool, Follow The Rules." The kids and their ...

Margaret Sawyer said when she first saw the Red Cross poster depicting "cool" and "not cool" pool behavior, she assumed it was outdated. The only examples showing "not cool" behavior involve ...

KUSA discovered that the poster was from a safe-swimming campaign in 2014. The Red Cross apologized for the “Be Cool” posters in a statement that was posted online Monday. “The American Red ...

The poster depicts cartoon children in a pool committing various safety "do's and dont's." There are red arrows pointing to children exhibiting "not cool" behavior, while green arrows point to ...

Titled "Be Cool, Follow the Rules," the poster depicted youngsters in and around a pool engaging in various activities, some of which were identified with a red arrow and text as "not cool" (i.e ...