A Kansas Middle School is under fire for a sexually explicit poster that was used in a sex-ed class. The poster hung up at Hocker Middle School asks: 'How do people express their sexual feelings?' and then lists a series of sex acts ranging from anal and vaginal sex to saying 'I like you' and cuddling on the couch. Mark Ellis told WDAF that his 13-year-old daughter was so shocked by the poster that she snapped a picture of it to show him. Scroll down for video Banned: The poster on the left was pulled from Hocker Middle School in Shawnee, Kansas after parents found out it was being used in the sex-ed class
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The poster at Hocker Grove Middle School has since been banned following parental outrage
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At first, the district defended the poster that was being used in their abstinence-based curriculum
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But school Superintendent Dr Jim Hinson removed the poster because even he found the language offensive
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