ESPN announcers protest ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill during UCF-UF women’s basketball game
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ESPN announcers Pam Ward and Stephanie White protested Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill during the Central Florida-Florida NCAA Women’s Tournament basketball game on Saturday.
The duo spoke out against the bill during the broadcast, saying it was “dangerous” for the LGBTQIA+Community.
Ward and White then didn’t call the game for about a minute in the third quarter to further protest the bill.
Ward and White joined other ESPN announcers and employees who protested the legislation on Friday .
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