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Adam Rippon Gives $1K to Black Trans Charity in Homophobe’s Name

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call out fellow Olympic figure skater Alexei Yagudin today after the Russian athlete posted homophobic and transphobic comments in response to Rippon donating to a related charity.“When Olympic gold [medalist], Alexei Yagudin, found out I donated to a charity that helps black trans people he said that he COULDNT WAIT for people like me to die,” wrote Rippon on Twitter today, adding, “Because of that I feel INSPIRED to donate another $1000 to the @TheOkraProject but this time, in his name.”After.

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