LGBTQ Crowd Loses Its Collective Mind After 'Hateful' Christian Korbin Albert Makes U.S. Women's Olympic Team

Korbin Albert is a Christian who, unlike many of her U.S. women's soccer teammates, doesn't appear to subscribe to the idea that the entire world revolves around members of the LGBTQ+ community. The 20-year-old has officially been named to the final USWNT roster for the upcoming Paris Olympics, which has triggered quite a reaction from some.

The U.S. women's national team announced the roster of players that will head to Paris next month with a video featuring actress and comedian Fortune Feimster. Outside of Alex Morgan being left off the team for the first major international tournament since 2008, Albert's inclusion sparked the most vocal reaction.

Earlier this year, Albert, who played at Notre Dame before turning professional, re-posted a video on her TikTok account of a sermon talking about how being gay and "feeling transgender" is wrong. Her move on TikTok resurfaced at the end of March, which led Megan Rapinoe, who is gay, to criticize Albert on social media.

"For people who want to hide behind 'my beliefs,' I would just ask one question, are you making any type of space safer, more inclusive, more whole, any semblance of better, bringing the best out of anyone," Rapinoe wrote on an Instagram story. "Because if you aren't, all you believe in is hate. And Kids are literally killing themselves because of this hate. Wake TF up!"

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Rapinoe, in cowardly fashion, did not mention Albert in her post, but later confirmed to The Athletic that it was in response to Albert's social media activity. 

With Rapinoe leading the mob out to get her, Albert apologized just a few hours after the former USWNT captain called her out.

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