Since coming out to his teammates, Davis has been met with love and support.

Yanic Dupelessis is an elite teenage hockey player in Canada and he came out as gay in part to help others.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

A weekly list of stories from the past seven days with the theme of Courage Is Contagious.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

Mitch Dalton has found it hard to date and make gay friends traveling so much. He hopes to change that in Austin.

A Bay Area resident has started a Change.org petition asking the A’s to honor Glenn Burke as part of their annual Pride Month celebrations.

The Elite Ice Hockey League defenseman sees Pride games creating material changes within hockey culture.

13 NFL players have come out after retiring but none while active and the streak continues in 2020.

LAFC’s Pride Republic and The 3252 are helping ‘Chiquilin’ and others understand the power of homophobic slurs.

Four players and referees in men’s hockey discuss their experiences being out in the sport.

The Connecticut Sun head coach is back in the playoffs, and attempting to lead his team through the most challenging season in memory, all while trying to maintain sanity.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

Betsy DeVos’s Office of Civil Rights threatened to withhold federal funds from Connecticut schools for being inclusive, while launching an investigation of homophobia in Tennessee. All on the same day.

Quinn, a member of the Canadian WNT and OL Reign, came out on Instagram with advice on how to be a better ally to the transgender community.

Transgender referee Jacqueline Harper-Grubb forges her path in America’s heartland.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

The Swiss Supreme Court ruled South Africa’s two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya must take testosterone-lowering drugs to compete in her signature event.

Josh Sorbe was the homecoming king and student body president at the University of South Dakota where he was able to reach his potential as an openly gay student-athlete.