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Corey Brooks Houseguest
Corey Brooks is the lastest Big Brother houseguest to be connected to homophobic comments. In the past, houseguest Caleb Reynolds, Clay Honeycutt and others have had their social media accounts ‘searched’ by Big Brother fans. Corey Brooks repeately uses the “F” word in a derogatory way multiple times. He even refers to a person as a “F” word and talks about it regardig a potential relationship. But the most offensive way he used it was to describe a movie. It looks like he watched The Notebook and he connects crying over the movie to being gay.

I pesonally believe that CBS chooses to ignore these comments because they are relatively easy to find. Unless the casting director Robyn Kass decides not to research the houseguest on purpose. Going

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