Stonewall Gazette: Puerto Rican TV show hosts apologize for using anti-gay language, vows to respect LGBT community

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Puerto Rican TV show hosts apologize for using anti-gay language, vows to respect LGBT community

"The hosts of the popular Puerto Rican gossip show Super Xclusivo have apologized to the LGBT community and have promised to stop using the highly defamatory word pato or other anti-gay terminology," reports GLAAD.

Read GLAAD's full report here.

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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Puerto Rican TV show hosts apologize for using anti-gay language, vows to respect LGBT community