Mall management in Troy, Michigan, instructed Armani Exchange to take down its window display designed to promote HIV/AIDS prevention and education during the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, pridesource.com reports.

According to the article, Somerset Collection is the only mall out of 76 around the country to ban the display, which features hundreds of heart-shaped red condoms. The condoms are part of the store’s partnership with the National AIDS Fund through its Give Love, Get Love campaign. The images are intended to embrace romance while reminding people to act responsibly.

“That the management of this mall could make such a backward and boneheaded decision is mind-boggling,” says Craig Covey, interim CEO of the Michigan AIDS Coalition. “AIDS and condom promotion may have been controversial to some in the 1980s, but today Americans understand the importance and seriousness of prevention education and safer sex.”