Cenk Uygur
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ESPN Reporter Calls Homosexuality 'Unrepentant Sin'
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April 30, 2013
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5:29Now Playing"ESPN's "Outside The Lines" host Chris Broussard said that he would not consider Jason Collins, an NBA player who announced in Sports Illustrated that he was gay, to be a Christian (video below).
In Sports Illustrated, Collins wrote: "I realized I needed to go public when Joe Kennedy, my old roommate at Stanford and now a Massachusetts congressman, told me he had just marched in Boston's 2012 Gay Pride Parade."*
Jason Collins has come out as the first openly gay NBA player. Of course, this going to cause people in the sports world with anti-gay feelings to come out, like ESPN reporter Chris Broussard who calls homosexuality an "open rebellion to God." Cnek Uygur and Ana Kasparian break it down.
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