In a Facebook post Wednesday afternoon, KSC said, “Planned Parenthood provided this material without our consent” and reiterated that it neither reflected the center’s policies nor was intended for the event.
“We deeply regret the harm this caused. We are taking immediate steps to ensure that all materials distributed at our events are thoroughly reviewed in advance and this partner is no longer welcome at the Science Center,” the science center wrote on Facebook.
The Health and Wellness Days event ran from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on March 21 and March 22, according to the events page.
The Louisville FOX affiliate, WDRB, reported that, according to the Planned Parenthood region in Kentucky and Indiana, no coloring books were distributed at the event.
“We want to be clear: the coloring book currently being circulated online was not distributed at the event,” Jennifer Allen, the director of external affairs, said in a written statement, according to WDRB. “Claims suggesting otherwise are false and appear to be part of a coordinated attempt to stir outrage and manufacture controversy. We remain committed to showing up for Kentucky youth and families with the information they need to lead safe and healthy lives.”
WDRB claimed that Planned Parenthood was among 22 organizations that partnered with the event.
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