Azealia Banks continues to draw a discussion (and more attention) to the fallout over her decision to call Perez Hilton a "faggot" on Twitter. In an interview with The Music, Azealia continues to angrily defend her use of the word and goes on to blame GLAAD for much of the problem. 

Azealia Banks might not have earned all of her LGBT cred back from her f-bomb Twitter fight with Perez Hilton, but her crowd-sourcing to redefine "faggot" is somewhat of an olive branch.

...or is Azealia still trying to defend her use of the word in early January?

...yes, the same Kobe Bryant who was punished for calling a ref a "faggot" in 2011!

At GitHub, a community devoted to the altruism of sharing code with fellow developers, a severe lack of diversity is shining through in many lines of open-source code. Is it time for the development community to take stock and have a conversation about offensive language perpetuated behind the scenes of the Internet?

A new anti-homophobia PSA from the University of Alberta's Institute for Sexual Minority Studies and Services asks why "faggot" isn't censored? Check out the convincing PSA that features head shaking data on the use of the f-word in media after the break. 

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Scissor Sister frontman Jake Shears didn't take too kindly to Azealia Banks' use of faggot and suicide against Perez Hilton, and decided to open up the classroom to teach the rising hip hop star a lesson. 

The NFL has completed its investigation of Ricky "Tank" Carder's use of "faggot" on Twitter and has decided not to take any action against the Cleveland Browns player. 

The Cleveland Browns didn't waste much time before releasing a statement this morning to both condemn their player Tank Carder's use of "faggot" on Twitter and distance the franchise from the ugly slur. 

NoHomophobes.com, a clever website that we hate has to exist, tracks the number of anti-gay language appearing on Twitter. The website's tracker then curates the posts into a museum of homophobia that hopefully will seem as antiquated to the mainstream as it already does to us in the not-so-distant future. 

So, how many tweets in a month contain a homophobic message?

Ozzie Guillen, the controversy-prone manager of the Miami Marlins, has rushed to defend Blue Jay Yunel Escobar's blatant use of a Spanish anti-gay slur on the MLB field and chalked it up to a difference of culture.

The Toronto Blue Jays have released a statement announcing an investigation into the "Tu ere maricon" eye black shortstop Yunel Escobar donned during a game against the Red Sox on Saturday. Details follow.