Month: April 2020

The ACLU filed an injunction Thursday to stop HB500 from taking effect on July 1.

The WNBA’s first gender non-conforming player explains her involvement with Masks for the People.

Unlike their play on the field, when it came to combining hideousness and racism, the 1970s Indians couldn’t be beat.

Once upon a time, an American cycling team sponsored by a convenience store took on the world, and looked cool doing it.

Robbie Manson had dreams of winning an Olympic medal, but now must train alone and keep fit and sharp with the Games postponed.

The Denver Nuggets, Hawaii Rainbow Warriors and at least one other have embraced the rainbow.

Student body leaders from Idaho’s four public universities recently penned a joint letter addressed to Gov. Brad Little expressing their opposition to the bills.

A modest proposal of five jersey designs for the upcoming NWHL expansion to Toronto.

Dodger Blue just feels like baseball, says our Ken Schultz.

Queer Muslim writer Samer Hassan says Goldblum’s question about Islam being anti-LGBT perpetuates harmful stereotypes.

Apparently, I have a thing for teal, says our Brian C. Bell.

The latest edition of “A Touch More” was chat show gold.

Wesenberg explains what exactly skeleton is, and why she finds conversations about sexuality so fascinating.

Coronavirus LGBTQ impact: Nick Lee was enjoying post-college life teaching in Madrid. Then coronavirus struck.

As young LGBT athletes continue to lead on representation, the idea of an openly gay NFL star is becoming less important.

All this week, Outsports is joining SB Nation in looking back at our favorite and least favorite sports jerseys, unis and kits. We begin with the ‘Tequila Sunrise’ jerseys of the Houston Astros.

Emma Collings-Barnes represented Great Britain as a swimmer before moving into coaching. She shared her story with Sky Sports for Lesbian Visibility Week.

A week-long observance of, by and for women who love women culminated in Sunday’s Lesbian Visibility Day

Our weekly look at the big stories from the past 7 days of LGBTQ sports coverage during the coronavirus crisis.

Adam Schefter’s tweet celebrating the return of live sports with the NFL Draft irked many within the WNBA community, including Mystics guard Natasha Cloud.