Planned Parenthood has gotten itself banned from schools in one Canadian province as parents are enraged its sexually graphic resources ended up in the hands of a high-school student.

Reports confirm Saskatchewan Minister of Education Dustin Duncan suspended the abortion industry leader from presenting information to students.

“I believe, as minister of education [and] frankly, as a parent, it is completely inappropriate to be in a classroom,” he said. He promised a review of all school materials now.

The material involved ABC sex vocabulary cards, which graphically describe sexually explicit acts.

The stunt, however, is just the latest is a long list of actions that have offended many, according to officials of the American Life League.

Spokeswoman Katie Brown said the abortion corporation never has had a “shortage of bad taste.”

“Regardless of the season,” Brown said. “Planned Parenthood has an obscene stunt to market the killing of preborn babies.”

Previous campaigns have included, according to Brown:

ALL said many have called these classless acts by America’s largest abortion vendor “tacky” and “insensitive,” but Brown describes them as the evil fruits of a culture of death.

““When the goal of your business is to make a profit from destroying preborn infants,” stated Brown, “nothing is too obscene or disgusting to use in the attempt to achieve that aim. It sounds awful—and it is.”

This article was originally published by the WND News Center.

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