Word to would-be assailants: Don't scream anti-gay epithets at your assailants, or you're on the hook for a hate crime.
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Kansas City Chiefs star running back Larry Johnson has apologized for calling reporters "faggots" earlier in the week, but yesterday the team suspended him anyway.
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Gay Rights Group Welcomes Larry Johnson ApologyOzarks First(Kansas City) -- A gay rights group says it welcomes an apology from Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson for homosexual slurs he directed at .
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GLAAD on Larry Johnson's apology: 'No excuse for using anti-gay epithets'USA TodayA gay advocacy group applauded the apology issued by Chiefs RB Larry Johnson on Tuesday after he used a gay slur addressed at reporters on Monday.
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One of two men who assaulted another man while shouting anti-gay epithets outside the Westend Package Bar in Newberry, Florida, near Gainesville, in early September, has been arrested and charged.
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Alex Myros was, until recently, a player with a Canadian semi-pro American football team, the London Silverbacks; his heroic efforts earlier this year helped save the lives of two children.
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A 31-year-old man was attacked by two men who yelled anti-gay epithets on the night of September 3 outside the Westend Package Bar in Newberry, Florida, the North Florida Herald reports: "The Gainesville man, a 31-year-old white male, was badly.
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A mob of anti-gay assailants allegedly chased down a 30-year-old man in Ontario and evidently used the brick he had picked up for self-defense to fracture a number of his facial bones.
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Source: Dallas Voice, Dallas Morning News
Jimmy Lee Dean told a jury that his face had to be “meshed together” by doctors after a brutal July 2008 attackBobby Jack Singleton was found guilty today by a Dallas jury of aggravated robbery for a gay-bashing attack that has been called one of the most brutal anti-gay hate crimes Dallas has seen in recent memory
In July, 2008, Singleton, 31, and Jonathan Gunter, 33, both of Garland, brutally beat Jimmy Lee Dean shortly after midnight in a neighborhood about a block away from a strip that includes several gay clubs.
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A man who was beaten viciously as his assailants uttered anti-gay epithets testified Tuesday that he's in pain every day and that his face is held together with metal, mesh and screws.
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::: Anti-gay epithets were smeared in chalk on on two stones at Holocaust Memorial Park at Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn, a New York City borough.
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You may remember the December 2008 murder of José Sucuzhañay on the streets of Brooklyn, by two men who yelled anti-Hispanic and anti-gay epithets as Sucuzhañay walked home from a night out drinking with his brother.
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ESPN’s Outside the Lines did a good job of tackling the issues surrounding gay epithets today in a conversation with (among others) out former NFL player Esera Tuaolo and WAC Athletic Commissioner Karl Benson.
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Even now, about three years after a near-fatal gay bashing, Sherman gets jittery at dusk. On bad days, his blood quickens, his eyes dart, and he seeks refuge indoors.
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Even now, about three years after a near-fatal gay bashing, Sherman gets jittery at dusk. On bad days, his blood quickens, his eyes dart, and he seeks refuge indoors.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Even now, about three years after a near-fatal gay bashing, Sherman gets jittery at dusk.
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Source: Village Voice, Joe.My.God, WCBS, Gay City News Joseph Halliday’s wound, suffered in an attack on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, was still visible four days later when he read a statement at a July 1 press conference press conference called by NYC Anti-Violence Project photo: Gay City News
New York City police are seeking a group of from four to six young men that they believe are responsible for a string bashings on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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The NYC Anti-Violence Project has issued a community alert (PDF) after a third Upper East Side gay bashing in one week by what appears to be the same group of young men who committed the attack I reported on Monday.
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Two women and one man were arrested Monday in the central Long Island town of Mastic Beach, NY after police say they brutally attacked a woman outside her home while making anti-gay remarks about the victim's sexual orientation.
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In addition to the festive events that have occurred throughout pride month across the country were several acts of anti-gay violence and possible vandalism.
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