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'I am honored to be the first but I hope and pray that I am not the last,' Saraya Saber said of her historic bout as a trans woman.

Alex Kane ties the mark for highest-ranked out LGBTQ wrestler. Max The Impaler is highest ranked trans nonbinary wrestler ever in PWI 500.

Captained by Monique Matthews, Team USA defeated their arch rivals to win a third-straight gold medal in Paralympic sitting volleyball.

Out judoka Alana Maldonado took her second straight Paralympic championship just one year removed from tearing her ACL.

World number one Diede de Groot leaves Paris with two silver medals after being upset in Friday's Women's Singles gold medal match.

Diede de Groot's first medal match at the Paris Paralympic Games resulted in a silver medal and a historic win for Team Japan.

The NFL will likely have a small percentage of voices expressing hate, but more NFL players aren’t letting these voices dictate the league’s relationship with LGBTQ fans

"That mean person can be me to myself, but that’s when I just say OK, now I have to show myself," says out pro wrestler Mylo.

After winning silver in Tokyo, Team Brazil's Debora Menezes comes to Paris with gold and her partner on her mind.

Monique Matthews and Team USA sitting volleyball enter Paris as two-time defending gold medalists.

After four straight Grand Slams, a three year undefeated streak and two gold medals in Tokyo, Diede de Groot is back for more in Paris.

Defending Judo gold medalist Alana Maldonado wants more Paralympic gold, equity and inclusion.

The popular LGBTQ wrestling extravaganza 'EFFY's Big Gay Brunch UK' takes over Liverpool in just a few weeks.

Algeria's Imane Khelif stood tall and defiant amid a raucous Paris crowd as she secured welterweight gold.

Anne Veenendaal, one of two out LGBTQ players in the Netherlands team, shut the door on China's upset hopes in a shootout victory to claim Olympic gold.

Cindy Ngamba's bronze medal is the first ever for the Olympic Refugee team. She is one of the LGBTQ athletes at the Games.

Multiple captains in field hockey, including two gold medal finalists, are sporting the rainbow armband in Paris.

Nesthy Petecio fell to Poland's Julia Szeremeta in the women's 57kg semifinals but leaves with her historic second Olympic medal.

Brazil and Sweden, the only Olympic Women's Handball teams with LGBTQ representation, enter the knockout stage with medal hopes.

France wins gold, Brazil wins bronze and Team LGBTQ wins both in an Olympic mixed team judo medal round for the ages.