Travis Kelce responds to brother Jason's homophobic slur controversy
The NFL stars and brothers comforted each other on the latest episode of the New Heights podcast.
November 06 2024 4:35 PM
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Homophobia still lurks at every turn. While it may be tempting to laugh off antigay bigots like Kim Davis, Pat Robertson, and Michele Bachmann, it's important to remember that some homophobes are extremely dangerous and have far-reaching power. Zimbabwe's aging dictator, Robert Mugabe, said gay people are "worse than pigs and dogs." Ronald Reagan ignored the AIDS epidemic throughout the entirety of his presidency, neglecting to even speak about it until 1987, after thousands had died. And while Russian president Vladimir Putin may not have personally ordered neo-Nazi groups to hunt and torture LGBT Russians, his so-called "anti-propaganda" laws have created an extremely hostile environment for queer people living there. All over the world, homophobia continues to breed hate and antigay violence.
The NFL stars and brothers comforted each other on the latest episode of the New Heights podcast.
NFL star Jason Kelce checked a fan for using a homophobic slur against his brother Travis, but the way he did it has some people furrowing their brows.
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