We're not sure why he's chiming in anyway, since he won't ever be fighting Fallon Fox, but UFC fighter Matt Mitrione made an ass of himself on Monday when he went on a vitriolic rant against transgender female fighter Fallon Fox. 

During an appearance on The MMA Hour, Mitrione called Fallon Fox a "lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak."

Sadly it doesn't end there. See what else Mitrione had to say after the jump.

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) took aim at the New York Post for its coverage of the 2013 GLAAD Media Awards in New York City--an event that the Post was actually banned from attending based on their offensive transgender coverage in the past. 

See what GLAAD had to say about the paper after the jump.

Ahead of Anchorage, Alaska's vote on Proposition 5 (a 35-year long effort seeking to protect the LGBT against discrimination), anti-gay opponents to the measure have produced one of the most offensive political ads ever to hit the air. You've really got to see it (after the jump!), to believe it... 

A transphobic card deemed by Urban Outfitters as "charming" and sold on the retailer's website has sparked outrage among the LGBT community and allies. Details follow.

Once again making TMZ seem like a bastion of journalistic integrity and a surefire Pulitzer prize contender, Fox News has continued its tradition of new lows by mocking a trans teen questioned for using Macy's changing rooms. Details and video follow.

Updated Monday, 3:10 p.m. (PST)

HuffPo reached out to us to let us know that the original post was removed. In its place was this Editor's Note:

"This entry has been removed from The Huffington Post. In reporting actress Sofia Vergara’s comments comparing her appearance to that of a transgender individual, the story adopted an inappropriate tone. We regret the error and apologize to anyone who was offended."

As a progressive site, it seems like they could have put a little more effort in explaining why the original post was inappropriate. At the very least, it would help to deter speech like that from occurring again.

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Chaz Bono (with the help of high-powered publicist Howard Bragman) has sent a cease and desist letter to the National Enquirer after the publication printed a vehemently transphobic story. Details follow.

Kelly Osbourne, who a few years back served as Grand Marshal of L.A. Pride, is under fire from the trans community over new comments she's made about her ex-fiance and a trans model.

Earlier this week the national Canadian newspaper the National Post ran a horrific transphobic ad that attacked children. Today, the publication has acknowledged its mistake in running the ad by issuing a very public apology. Details follow.

Isn't it funny that after all of these seasons of Dancing with the Stars often featuring celebrities who have done unethical things in their careers, AFA is just now boycotting the show because of Chaz? Details after the jump.

Greg Grunberg, the actor who portrays Officer Matt Parkman on Heroes, has gotten himself into a messy controversy after posting a Chaz Bono-related Tweet.

The Tweets that have some in the GLBT community offended:

The Bilerico Project's Rebecca Juro was the first to report on Grunberg's Twitter posts, labeling them transphobic, but not attacking the actor with too many punches. Grunberg received wind of the offense his Tweets provoked, and personally responded to Juro maintaining that he was referring to Chaz's weight and not status as a transgender individual.

But we want to hear what you think. Do you find Grunberg's Tweets offensive?