Anti-gay slur

It began when 22-year-old Ian Williams allegedly grabbed a woman’s behind on a Subway platform.

One critic called Bob Huggins’ apology a “pretty meaningless statement that fails to mention the LGBTQ community.”

One of the men had to get a metal plate inserted in his jaw after the attack.

A statement from the NBA said the fine was levied because he used “offensive and derogatory language.”

Bishop Lamour Whitehead lobbed anti-gay slurs during an online radio show appearance this week.

Justice Horn said he has faced homophobic emails, comments, and words said in-person on the campaign trail as well as multiple death threats.

Patrick Mahomes’s brother is straight, but he’s been the target of homophobes online for years.

“He said we shouldn’t be holding hands,” John-Paul Kesseler remembered, before the attacker started beating him with a wine bottle.

It isn’t the first time he’s been involved in a back-and-forth with a councilor, but the last time the shoe was on the other foot.

Dylan Spinosa tried to stop the alleged assailant from harassing women on his way home from Pride. He didn’t even notice he got stabbed until later.

After receiving one of the toughest punishment from FIFA in recent years, Mexico’s team president scolded fans: “To those who think it’s fun to yell it out, I have news for you. It’s not.”

Jeff Hayner said his use of the slur was okay because it was an “archaic” and “hardly ever hear(d).” His supporters casted him as a victim in front of a gay lawmember who actually received hate mail.

This Delaware Republican’s claim that “f***ots cannot handle reality” – because he couldn’t post a video of a mass shooting to Facebook – has even alienated most of his fellow conservatives.

“It was a very poor decision made by an employee who is no longer in a position to make that same mistake.”

One man is fighting back as the company continues to change their story about what happened in the restaurant.

Major League Baseball suspended Blue Jays slugger Kevin Pillar for two games for shouting “fag” at Braves pitcher Jason Motte.

The state representative is dismissive of accusations that he referred to his gay opponent with an antigay slur.

Oklahoma Sooner running back Joe Mixon declared himself eligible for the NFL draft last month, but his past is coming back to haunt him.