Bass, who made a public apology last week, said he had a \u0022really good conversation\u0022 with Sherwin Modeste during a recent meeting
In an interview with The Canadian Press and Sportsnet, Bass said Modeste shed light on some topics in their one-hour conversation.
“So for that reason, I definitely apologize, not only to Sherwin, but also knowing that I could have just kept those thoughts and feelings to myself, not knowing that it’s a very difficult decision for a lot of people to come out.”The event features involvement from various 2SLGBTQ+ organizations across the community, pre-game festivities, live performances and themed activities.Article content
“So that for me was what I was wanting to get. So I went in, I’m not going to hide, I to really hammer home so he can leave that conversation having a better understanding of his power, his privilege and when he screws up, how that can affect others.POTENTIAL NEXT STEPS On Friday, Bass plans to catch the ceremonial first pitch by leZlie Lee Kam, who has spent over 45 years working in the 2SLGBTQ+ community as a champion for senior and youth issues.
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