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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjaaSldC8cY” It’s never been on a billboard, but the proof copy of a sign is still getting plenty of attention. It quotes Planned Parenthood’s Founder Margaret Sanger saying, “We do not want word to get out that we want to exterminate the Negro population.” The group behind the sign is the Flint Area Right to Life and Black Americans for Life. They wanted to put it up south of downtown Flint on Saginaw Street near I-475 during Black History Month. “That’s a direct quote of hers,” says Judy Climer, director of Flint Area Right to Life. She says it’s a historical quote and perfectly acceptable for the public. “It’s deception by keeping her quote quiet because no one really wants to know that Planned Parenthood is behind this,” says Climer. Prolife advocates say the words speak for themselves, however Planned Parenthood says they are taken out of context. Desiree Cooper, director of communications and media relations for Planned Parenthood Mid and South Michigan says, “She did not want the organization to be characterized in that way.” Cooper says Sanger was saying there was misinformation about birth control in that day, that it would wipe out entire races, and that she did not want that information spread. “It is not black history to put up something that says that people don’t want the black race to be on the planet. It’s the opposite and it’s insulting,” says Cooper. NBC25 asked CBS Outdoor, the owner of the billboard, why it did not allow the sign. A spokesperson says, “We evaluate each billboard on a case by case basis. It’s difficult to explain the nuances and context of a message on such a small space. It is not our goal to offend people where we also work and live.” Planned Parenthood says Margaret Sanger was a product of her day and that it’s not fair to judge beliefs then by today’s standards. The Flint Area Right to Life says it is personally offended by other billboards, especially those advertising adult entertainment. Click here for other controversial billboards. Do you find the Flint Area Right to Life billboard that quotes Margaret Sanger offensive? Do you find the Flint Area Right to Life billboard that quotes Margaret Sanger offensive? Yes 18% No 82% Total Votes: 146 Controversial pro-life sign banned from being a billboard save .