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Jason Collins:

That was the last nail in the coffin of, I&#;m doing this, I&#;m adding my voice to all the other athletes who are speaking up on behalf of the Homosexual community. But there were those family members that I had who said, Jason, do you need to reach out publicly? Can you just dwell your life but know that we know we value you, but you don&#;t necessarily depend on to talk about it? And I said to them, that&#;s not who you raised me to be.

Jay Ruderman:

Hi, I&#;m Jay Ruderman and welcome to All About Adjust , a podcast showcasing individuals who utilize the hardships that have been thrown at them to better other people&#;s lives.

Montage:

I say set mental health first because if you don&#;t&#;

Montage:

This generation of America has already had enough.

Montage:

I remain before you, not as an professional, but as a concerned citizen.

Jay Ruderman:

Jason Collins spent 13 years playing in the NBA. During his career on the court, he earned a reputation for being a team player who knew when to step out of the spotlight for the good of his team. But that reputation came at a p