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Vine, an app powered by Twitter, allows people to make and share six-second video loops.
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It’s not a gay thing.” It cuts to a close-up of Nash Grier saying, “Yes it is,” then yelling an insulting term for gays.
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Chad Grier, a football coach, says he tells teens to “be careful before you push the ‘send’ button. You can’t take it back.” It’s unclear how and when the video resurfaced, but it went viral after YouTube personality Tyler Oakley, an advocate for gay and lesbian youth, shared it on Tumblr and Twitter on Sunday. “Promoting a false stereotype that HIV only affects gays to his millions of teen fans is extremely dangerous,” Oakley tweeted. Nash Grier tweeted an apology later that day, saying he was “young, ignorant, stupid, and in a bad place.” “I’ve moved on and learned from my mistakes and I am so truly sorry to anyone I have offended,” the statement continues. “I have nothing against anyone or anything that promotes equality.” On Tuesday, the Grier family watched as numerous national media outlets and websites reported the story, labeling Nash Grier homophobic and hateful. At least one site also posted several tweets from 2012 and the first half of 2013 in which Nash Grier used gay slurs or called people gay.

The father says his son understands his use of the slur hurt people but isn’t sure how to undo the damage. “He’s a 16-year-old kid living in LA trying to figure out this new world he’s in,” Chad Grier said. He said his son plans to use his celebrity to spread the word about the dangers of posting things that can hurt people. He will also educate himself about HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and help spread accurate information, Chad Grier said. “My goal is to educate myself and do something positive with what I learn,” Nash Grier tweeted Wednesday. “Again to anyone I offended, I am so, so sorry.” According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus is spread primarily through sexual activity and sharing needles but can also be transmitted from mothers to newborns, through blood transfusions (now extremely rare because of testing) and by accidental contact with a contaminated needle. /uw0ftSqydp— Nash Grier (@Nashgrier) July 9, 2014