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This article originally appeared on Stuff and is reproduced with permission. In a momentous moment for New Zealand's Rainbow community, Campbell Johnstone has outed himself as the first openly gay player to have represented the country's most influential sporting brand.
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After Monday night, the accepted narrative around rugby, sexuality and masculinity will never be quite the same, writes Sam Brooks. If you tuned into Seven Sharp on Monday night, you probably did so unaware that you were about to watch a history-making interview.
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These issues are real for countless Aboriginal gay, bisexual and queer men living in regional communities throughout Australia everyday. While the Molotov cocktail made up of homophobia and racism is often hurled into society by the hands of the mainstream, the equally devastating impact of homophobia and cultural rejection can stem from within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Campbell Johnstone and Ben Thomson on their wedding day. Former All Black Campbell Johnstone and his groom Ben Thomson made the grandest of entrances for their wedding ceremony at The Flaxmill in Oxford.
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Johnstone, who represented Canterbury, the Crusaders and was the man to play for the All Blacks before retiring in , revealed his sexuality in an interview with New Zealand-based current affairs programme, Seven Sharp. He said that although he had come out to his friends, family and colleagues, he had decided against going public with the news while he was still playing.
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