Rajon Rondo: I Meant No Harm with Anti-Gay Slur

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:10PM EDT / Published Dec. 14, 2015 5:13PM EST

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NBA star Rajon Rondo tweeted out a statement Monday saying that he meant no offense to the LGBT community when he allegedly hurled homophobic slurs at ref Bill Kennedy. Rondo was suspended for calling Kennedy a "faggot" during a game earlier this month; Kennedy subsequently came out as a gay man. Without ever saying the word "sorry," Rondo wrote, "My actions during the game were out of frustration and emotion, period! They absolutely do not reflect my feelings toward the LGBT community. I did not mean to offend or disrespect anyone."

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Rajon Rondo: I Meant No Harm with Anti-Gay Slur

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