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  Carson has been forced to apologize for comments made on Wednesday in which Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson said prisoners' changing prisoners' sexuality in jail proves that being gay is a choice.
article_snippet: Republican presidential hopeful Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson has been forced to apologize for comments on Wednesday in which Republican claimed that prisoners' changing prisoners' sexuality in jail proves that being gay is a choice .
article_snippet: However Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson's apology only went so far and Republican remains adamant that Carson's apology isn't certain whether people are born either gay or straight. '
article_snippet: Some of our brightest minds have looked at this debate, and up until this point there have been no definitive studies that people are born into a specific sexuality,' Republican said.
article_snippet: Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson's opinion is at odds with many in the medical community, including the American Psychological Association, who says 'most people experience little or no sense of choice about most people sexual orientation.'
article_snippet: Asked by Chris Cuomo if being gay was a choice
article_snippet: , Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson replied: 'Absolutely.' 'Because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight - and when a lot of people who go into prison come out, a lot of people who go into prison're gay.
article_snippet: Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson's apology only went so far and Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson remains adamant that it isn't certain whether people are born either gay or straight . '
highlights_snippet: The Republican presidential hopeful said prisoners' changing prisoners' sexuality in jail proves that being gay is a choice on CNN's New Day .
  
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  Carson remains adamant that it isn't certain whether people are born either gay or straight .
  