Blake Griffin stars in one of the three covers for GQ magazine’s October issue which is also their first “Age Issue”. On the cover Blake reps his team, the L.A Clippers underneath a fab Blue Suede suit. Earlier this year his teams owner, Donald Sterling had everyone talking once recordings showing that he was racist against African Americans were leaked by his half African American side chick.
In the new issue, Blake opens up about Donald Sterling, dating in Los Angeles and religion.
On Clippers owner Donald Sterling‘s racist tape: “It was unfortunate. I mean, for me, like I said, the first thing I ever Googled about the man, the first thing that popped up was ‘racist.’ So I was aware. I hate to say this, and it might sound ignorant, but I wasn’t surprised that all this came up. I was one of the guys who didn’t want to do anything. I didn’t want to give this one incident the power that it doesn’t deserve.”
On dating: “I can’t say today I have it down completely. People just think about L.A. and they think, ‘Oh, there’s so many beautiful women out here,’ and things of that nature. But it is so hard to find just like a decent, like straight, you know, across-the-line, just like good girl out here.”
On religious tolerance: “I hate when I see Christians, or whatever religion it is, protesting gays and having signs that say, like, ‘God hates gays.’ How could He be mad at somebody for liking the same sex? I don’t get it. And it also makes me mad, because as a religious person, it makes you look bad.”
For more of Blake’s interview, head over to GQ.
