Tracy Morgan keeps his word, meets with young Gay

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The star of 30 Rock kept his promise to meet with the young members of the gay community after recently unleashed a storm of controversy with a performance claim that you included a complaint violent anti. Morgan met with several people today in the center of Forney Ali, an organization of New York City for homeless LGBT youth...

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Morgan spoke with young Jayden love and Raciel Castle, as well as with Elke Kennedy, whose 20-year-old son was attacked because he was gay and murdered in a crime of hate, according to GLAAD, which helped organize the meeting in the Forney Ali Center.

"The inability of our fathers we accept changed our lives for the worst," love and Castle said in a joint statement issued by GLAAD. "We hope that our stories have the power to change not only the perspective of Tracy, but those of any parent who may be struggling with the acceptance of his son." At the meeting, Tracy clearly assumed responsibility for his words, and we hope that you will use his platform to make the world a better place for LGBT people.

Morgan was performing in Nashville on June 3, when he released apparently outrageous jokes. Finally he apologized after his words the rounds of media, outraging many.

NBC Entertainment Chief Robert greenblatt and 30 characters of Rock Tina fey and alec baldwin were among those who publicly denounced their remarks.

Morgan, who was accompanied by his fiancée to the meeting of today, also said that he will return to Tennessee next week to apologize and to meet with the local ombudsmen of homosexuals. "In a State that continues to put laws anti-gay books," said GLAAD President jarrett Barrios, "is now more important that we leave Tennessee know that homophobia has no place in or never be stage."