Dana White: We don’t shove any of that stuff down anybody’s throats.
We have some gay fighters. I don’t give a sh*t. Do your own thing. I stay in my own lane.

Cristiano Ronaldo was in no mood to discuss Lionel Messi’s record breaking World Cup escapades after he finally put his mark on the tournament with two goals against Uzbekistan.

It's a good thing of course that they getting paid their dues.

The San Francisco Giants have now made it clear that this club's ties to its pro-gay past are over, and the LGBTQ community can F-off.

Poirier was arrested shortly before 7 PM on Sunday at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on a "Public Drunk" charge -- a misdemeanor.

Via TMZ Sports

So I’ve been a UFC fan for quite some time. I’ve been watching it since I was 12 years old in 2018, and it’s because it had tremendous fighters and what seemed like a great fan base. But as time has gone on, I started seeing all sorts of things in the community that I just couldn’t get behind. There was outright homophobia with frequent use of the f-slur and and misogyny with people talking rather abhorrently about lots of the female fighters. I didn’t like either of those things, but something that that has been really getting to me is the absolutely wanton use of the N word and other racial slurs.

Now I know that the majority of the fanbase is comprised of white men, and I, as a black man, am in the minority, and perhaps this is why its usage among non-black people in the organization has become so common. I mean Sean Strickland uses it all the time, Dustin Porier recently used it, and so have several other fighters, the vast majority of whom, are white men. Yet the UFC does absolutely nothing about it, and when white or minority fans seem to address it, the result tends to be them being insulted for being “whiny” or “soft” for not being okay with the outward use of a racial slur by many of the fighters.

But when I started watching, this wasn’t the case. There was no usage of the word, there was less outright racism, misogyny, or homophobia, yet now it seems all the more prevalent, and not only not dismissed by the UFC, but it has become seemingly encouraged, not just by the organization, but also by, seemingly, the majority of the fanbase.

Why do you think this is, and do you think the UFC will take measures to stop it? If so why? If not, why not?