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Former NFL star Dez Bryant questioned the league’s message as he celebrated the start of "Pride Month" on Sunday.
The NFL released a 30-second video to tell listeners "what is football."
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Dallas Cowboys catcher Dez Bryant played the New York Giants game on September 10, 2017 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. (Today's Matthew Ammons - American Sports)
The video shows "Football is gay", "Football is lesbian", "Football is beautiful", "Football is queer", "Football is exciting", "Football is transgender", "Football is bisexual", "Football is American", "Football is American", "Football is accepted", "Football is other information in the editing", etc.
Kobe spent much of his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys and expressed frustration with the ads.
Bryant wrote on X: "Football is gay. Football is weird. Football is transgender... These are wild remarks.
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The Dallas Cowboys face wide receiver Dez Bryant before the game against the Broncos at Mile High in Denver on September 17, 2017. (Isaiah J. Downing - Sports Today)
Kobe's social media post sparked a debate, and he defended himself.
He added: "This is a homosexual in the NFL. But forcing people to be in people's faces...especially kids... can send the wrong message... Football is a real community, like a gay community. Imagine telling gays that they have to advocate for heterosexuals...they may have problems."
On Sunday, several NFL teams launched the news about Pride Month on social media.
Dallas Cowboys catcher Dez Bryant went out on the court before the Philadelphia Eagles game at AT&T Stadium on November 19, 2017. (Today's Matthew Ammons - American Sports)
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Celebrating Pride Month has been a controversial topic in sports over the past few years. The Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Flyers, Texas Rangers and Tampa Bay Rays have been involved in the organization on the subject’s controversy.
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