Month: April 2023

In her first press conference since being released from Russian captivity, Griner also thanked her wife and fans for their support.

McKinna says she thinks publicly coming out will only help her athletic performance.

Listening to Jason Collins tell his story of coming out in the NBA reinforces the humanity behind his historic moment.

Nikki Hiltz adds another national crown in 2023 and bolsters beleaguered local LGBTQ fans in a state where their rights are under assault.

The former Miami Heat star, who has a trans daughter, says Florida’s harsh laws made his family feel unwelcome.

Alberto Lejárraga celebrated his promotion in style.

Jason Collins’ coming out as gay was an important moment. His decade of work for LGBTQ athletes is his lasting legacy.

Jake Shields thinks he’s proving some point about trans athletes. Wrestler Mack Beggs quickly called him out.

Carmouche, with her signature pride rainbow mouthguard, goes to 6-0 with Bellator.

Humphries is the latest gay athlete who’s thrived since publicly coming out.

Scott joined debuted in the NJPW broadcast booth at last week’s “Capital Collision” and “Collision In Philadelphia” events alongside Ian Riccaboni and Alex Kozlov.

A dream comes true on the gridiron for the sports journalist and athlete, and shows why inclusion matters.

In order to continue honoring his barrier-breaking legacy, Glenn Burke Pride Night needs to be a part of any move to Las Vegas.

As predicted, Mexico fans chanted a gay slur at the USMNT, and US Soccer didn’t follow its own protocol to stop the match.

An official panel denies Lexi Rodgers' bid to play in women’s NBL1 South. The trans athlete right now won't be able to compete.

The bronze medalist has made it his mission to challenge gender norms.

An encounter with the boyfriend of a gay athlete shows the power of LGBTQ people in sports being visible.

Larison and Francisco León met on Instagram over a year ago. Now they are husbands.

Daley’s surprise Instagram post about his new son provided a moment to celebrate and redeemed the entire platform.

Carson Gates says he came out to show that queer people belong in hockey.