Charles Barkley tells the LGBTQ community he loves them
Charles Barkley was a force of nature, when he played in the NBA. To the outside world, Barkley is best known for his time with the Phoenix Suns. However, Charles Barkley spent most of his career with the Philadelphia 76ers. In 1993, Barkley led the Suns to the NBA Finals, where they lost to Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls.
Charles Barkley has spent an even longer time covering the NBA, as a TNT analyst. Since his 2000 retirement, Charles Barkley has been the face of the NBA on TNT. As a result, Charles Barkley has had some classic moments. Honestly, he is one of the reasons “going viral” is a thing. Last night, Barkley had a huge viral moment.
Charles Barkley was in the club, when he snatched the mic. Barkley took the mic and gave a strong message to the members of the LGBTQ family. Actually, Charles Barkley opened his speech by saying that he loved gay and trans people. Barkley’s speech was not lengthy. After saying he loved them, Barkley said if anyone has a problem for them to tell those haters that “Charles Barkley said f**k you.” As a result, Charles Barkley has had nothing but positive words all day. After that, Barkley was shown vibing to Nas’ “Hate Me Now.”
Charles Barkley tells the LGBTQ community he loves them
