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The Cincinnati Bengals are signing former Kansas City Chiefs running Larry Johnson just over a week after he was released following a suspension for calling two reporters "faggots" and directing a similar slur at a fan on Twitter: The Kansas...
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Bengals sign Larry Johnson
From Outsports
11/17/2009 10:47 AM - 7 views
Do you believe in karma? If you do and you’re a Cincinnati Bengals fan, you may want to shield your eyes from the rest of the season. The Bengals have signed running back Larry Johnson as an “insurance” policy against injuries to their other running backs, including Cedric Benson...

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Apparently, slinging the f-word as an NFL player has its benefits. The top-ranked Cincinnati Bengels tapped running back Larry Johnson just days after being cut from the Chiefs for a series of anti-gay slurs.

Equality Cincinnati Executive Director Lesley Jones called the move a "slap in the face" to the LGBT community in Cincinnati.

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Larry Johnson Hired, Gays Ired
From Advocate.com Daily News
11/17/2009 5:05 AM - 5 views
Larry Johnson, the football running back who freely hurled gay slurs, was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals Tuesday, but not everyone in the Ohio city is thrilled with the new addition.

State Rep. Norm Johnson (R-14th) was one of the 93 (of 147) Washington state legislators who voted last Spring for the 2009 domestic partnership expansion law (SB 5688).  SB 5688 made Washington state registered domestic partnerships parallel with civil marriage, and was ratified by over 53% of voters on November 3rd via Referendum 71.

Johnson's vote was a most basic expression of family values; he has two gay sons and has personal relationships with gay people in his district. "I feel I voted the right way, because to me it was pure and simple a vote of equality."  Similarly, Senator Curtis King (R-14th) stated that his support for full domestic partnerships stems from his appreciation of gay couples in his district.

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Bengals consider signing ex-Chiefs RB Johnson
From SI.com
11/16/2009 1:39 PM - 7 views
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Running back Larry Johnson is expected to visit the Bengals, who are interested in signing him as a backup only.


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