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Former NBA star Tim Hardaway addresses his homophobic past: “It was so wrong of me”
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I grew up in a church, and that’s the way churches were. They instilled in you that (homosexuality) wasn’t the way you should be.
I was just taught differently. Don’t talk to them, don’t mess with them, leave them alone.I never tried to talk bad about them or do hateful stuff.
It was just my upbringing in church. But I’ll tell you this: It was so wrong of me, and people have suffered. I had to grow up and really do some soul-searching.
What I said was just hurtful.Former NBA star Tim Hardaway speaking to the San Francisco Chronicle about homophobic remarks he made 15 years ago.Related: Tim Hardaway believes saying “I hate gay people” cost him his place in the NBA Hall of Fame.
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Polish education minister made to formally apologise for homophobic statement
In a statement published online today, September 28, Polish education minister Przemysław Czarnek formally apologised for homophobic remarks he made in 2020. The minister concluded his apology saying that he still stands “by his views”. Przemysław Czarnek became education minister in Poland in early October 2020. He is well-known for his opposition to LGBTQ+ rights […]
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