Ken Schultz

British gold medalists Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh express disappointment with one of their country’s most well-known authors.

Seemingly out of nowhere, the British silver medalist issues a tweet comparing drag queens to blackface.

Despite reassurances that LGBTQ fans will be safe, Qatar’s strict anti-PDA policies do not create a welcoming environment.

The Amherst Mammoths’ defensive back reflects on how coming out helped make his senior year special.

Fresh off her Sportsperson of the Year award, the USWNT star publicly announces her choice of Sen. Elizabeth Warren in the Democratic primary.

In 2010, the Yankees faced their own problems with organized fan bigotry and found a way to successfully shut it down

Simon Haerinck’s Same Sport, Different Sexuality takes social media by storm with photos emphasizing the bond between gay and straight rowers.

In the middle of the Rainbow Laces campaign, a homophobic chant directed at Chelsea reminds Premier League fans of the problems embedded in soccer culture.

The simple act of wearing Rainbow Laces makes a difference in helping the Premier League show its LGBTQ fans they’re welcome

After joining the Rainbow Laces campaign, Charlie Martin attempts to become the first trans athlete to compete at the famous endurance race.

A new poll appears to reveal a majority of the public does not approve of trans athlete inclusion, but a look at its questions reveals repeated use of transphobic code words.

The engaged soccer stars clashed frequently with Washington Spirit part owner Bill Lynch over policies they called homophobic.

The U.S. women score another victory, this time in court against their own federation

The first woman to win consecutive Olympic gold medals in the ring steps down due to irreversible eye damage.

As Major League Baseball continues to progress in its relationship with the LGBTQ community, our Ken Schultz says the contributions of trailblazers like Glenn Burke should be visible in Cooperstown.

Phil Bildner’s forthcoming novel for young adults, “A High Five for Glenn Burke,” shines in revealing the story of one of baseball’s gay pioneers.

Lisa Yang and Zeena Hernandez picked up weightlifting as a date night activity. Then it became the symbol of their wedding.

At smaller schools like Ohio’s Kenyon College, OneTeam helps guide coaches and athletic staff to create LGBTQ-inclusive environments.

Newly elected co-chair of The Chelsea Supporters’ Trust in the UK repeatedly flaunted his anti-LGBTQ views to other board members.

Two of the stars of the Women’s World Cup show the contrast between world class athletes at their peak and confronting the doubters.