Two men were beaten and subjected to anti-gay slurs in what police believe was a bias-motivated attack in downtown Manhattan last month. The assailants then repeatedly punched and kicked the victims while shouting homophobic slurs, according to police. The New York Police Department released images of the suspects, both of whom had dark hair and wore dark T-shirts and light-colored sneakers. One wore black track pants with a white stripe down each side and carried a black bag with two large colored dots, while the other wore blue or gray pants. The NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force is investigating the assault as a possible hate crime.