Ken Schultz

Beggs persevered against antiquated anti-trans rules before finally being allowed to compete according to his gender identity in college.

While taking a stand in support of Black Lives Matter, Cloud lands a supportive endorsement deal with Converse.

Phil Bildner planned to discuss his new novel, ‘A High Five for Glenn Burke,’ until a school parents’ association caved to prejudice.

After hitting his head on the springboard during prelims, the HIV-positive diver steps up his game to emerge a champion.

Jake Conrad’s proposal to Michael Holtzman at a 2016 Bulls game still gets our Ken Schultz. Every. Single. Time.

Even without games, the Red Stars celebrated their LGBTQ fanbase with streaming music performances, drag bingo, and a dance party.

The Olympic medalist is used to dazzling figure skating judges. But did you hear how he dazzled the panel on ‘Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!’?

A solid but unheralded acquisition that July, Mike Montgomery became the hero Chicago needed.

As part of ‘What If? Week,’ Outsports imagines what sports would sound like if Freddie Mercury & company weren’t part of the soundtrack.

The Avalanche center emphasizes that he supports and welcomes LGBTQ inclusion in the NHL, and so do his teammates.

With Pride Nights on the schedule in 81 cities, Minor League Baseball demonstrates why every team is essential to its community.

While the decision may not be popular, one attorney tells Outsports that it was a ‘well-reasoned decision.’

As a decades-old Rodman interview with Oprah demonstrates, the 1990s were a difficult time to have a frank conversation about sexuality.

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

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

After a celebration in December, the married soccer stars are spending quarantine reflecting on the need to show that famous LGBTQ couples ‘get happy endings too.’

As a Cub fan in the 1980s, it was natural to choose Ryno as a favorite player. In 2016, a simple gesture showed how he could step up in the biggest way.

After Idaho became the first state to bar trans athletes from competing in school sports, the ACLU fires back by taking them to federal court.

Now known as Worldwide Roar, the WR provide needed entertainment through their newsletter and social media. And pics. Lots of pics.

On “The 3 Strikes, You’re Out” podcast, I got to listen to the most thoughtful and nuanced response to my coming out story I’ve ever heard.