US EditionAntonio Brown Calls Barack Obama "Fa**ot" over Ex-US President's "Men Need Gay Friends" Remark
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – Obama highlights the role of gay and non-binary friendships in teaching men empathy and kindness, linking this to emotional growth and inclusive masculinity, based on his personal experiences.
- On July 16, 2025, former President Barack Obama appeared on 'IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson', advising that men need gay and non-binary friends to foster empathy and kindness.
- Reflecting on his college years, Obama recalled a gay professor who shaped his empathy and emotional intelligence, noting the mentor called out his ignorance.
- The former president said, `Men need a gay friend to show empathy and kindness,` adding, `Okay, I’m not alone in this.`
- Supporters praised his call for inclusive masculinity, while Daniel Whyte III called the advice a `Lie` and `Total Bull-Sheep`.
- That legacy includes significant LGBTQ+ milestones, from repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell in 2010 to halting the defense of DOMA in 2011.
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