Opinion

The Utah school’s annual ballroom dance competition finally admits same-sex couples, but Brigham Young University still stands by its repressive Honor Code.

Schilling is on track to be elected to Cooperstown next year. That would be a shame.

The Dodgers manager said he didn’t know about FCA’s anti-gay policies, but that he supports inclusion.

Fallon Fox talks about the vicious online attacks she weathered, plus the support of the team in her corner.

The first MMA fighter to come out as transgender looks back at her battles just to compete and confesses her love of anime. And she has a bone to pick with us.

Outsports Managing Editor Dawn Ennis offers this reasoned response to hateful messages targeting trans women athletes and all transgender people.

Monday’s Liv Morgan-Lana angle was more proof that LGBTQ wrestling fans shouldn’t expect positive representation from WWE anytime soon.

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

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

A peek at the transphobe’s playbook.

Jerry Smith held an NFL scoring record for 27 years. He has been largely ignored by the Hall Of Fame. 2020 is the year to correct that.

Around the world, trans people and their allies will honor the hundreds of lives lost to violence and hatred in the past year.

The Comedy Central animated comedy is no stranger to controversy, offensive content or punching down. So should we ignore it?

It’s important to have a conversation about how to include trans women in sports, not whether to include them.

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.

Saying Jake Atlas is a ‘gay wrestler’ doesn’t label the enormity of his person. It simply describes part of him to readers.

Contributor Ken Schultz is all for inclusion, understanding, and friendship. But in this commentary, he takes issue with fellow comic Ellen DeGeneres, and her defense of her friendship with the staunchly anti-LGBTQ former president.

Even in the midst of self-promotion, Dennis Rodman’s perspective on the LGBTQ community is a wise one.

Todd Ricketts’s position in the Trump Victory Committee hung over what our Ken Schultz enjoyed as an otherwise perfect day of pride at Wrigley Field.

No. 42 was a special man at a special time in history.