DENVER -- The Red Cross is developing a new pool safety poster after some criticized the organization for being racially insensitive in a previous version of the poster. Margaret Sawyer said ...

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 ...

A water safety poster that was originally part of the Red Cross' 2014 "Aquatics Centennial Campaign" garnered widespread attention in June 2016 after it was spotted at the Salida Pool and ...

It was posted in Fort Morgan and Salida. When some parents started tweeting about it, the Red Cross said it would remove the posters and create new ones. One tweet said, “Hey, @RedCross ...

PHILADELPHIA (CNN) --The Red Cross is apologizing after a poster depicting pool safety rules was circulated on Twitter and flamed for being "super racist." The poster, which shows a crowd of ...

When Margaret Sawyer first noticed the Red Cross safety poster at a pool in Salida, Colo., she thought she was looking at an unfortunate relic of the past. When she saw it a second time at an ...

The first time Margaret Sawyer saw the Red Cross safety poster in Salida, she was perplexed. "I thought 'It must be really outdated. This can't possibly be a recent poster,'" she said. When she ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) --The American Red Cross has issued an apology over a poster that many deemed racist. The poster depicts cartoon children in a pool committing various safety "do's and dont's." ...

The American Red Cross issued an apology on Monday after public outcry over a seemingly racist pool safety poster. The poster depicts kids in a pool under the title “Be Cool, Follow The Rules.” ...