Having won gold with Team USA, WNBA player Seimone Augustus now feels a bit more equal after her marriage was made legal across the United States.

On a day honoring their LGBT fans, team makes history in the wrong way.

Honorees include two soccer players, Megan Rapinoe and Robbie Rogers.

The guys show their stuff in Toronto.

"The people I met gave me the strength to reflect on parts my life that I have avoided for a long time."

Simon Dunn beats out Tom Daley in Attitude's annual survey of its readers.

The players you take later in your draft could make all the difference.

Sean Conroy has not shied away from being honest about who he is.

Ben Cohen, the former professional rugby player, will release his first book to help young people deal with bullying and educate adults on the issue.

Matt Dils did not know how his small town in Michigan would accept him but other gay athletes helped give him the courage to be himself.

Olympian says it was love at first sight with Dustin Lance Black.

Age and a new offensive philosophy will cause a drop-off from the previous three years.

Michael L. Johnson was a wrestler at Lindenwood University when he allegedly infected a sexual partner with HIV. Now he's been sentenced to 30 years in prison, and many activists are pointing fingers at the justice system.

The guys are on full display at the Pan-Am Games.

"All across the world, ... there are young people coming to terms with being transgender."

This week's podcast hits a variety of topics – Caitlyn Jenner accepting the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPYs and the mini-controversy surrounding it. We look at what her speecg means for trans rights. We also ask when Michael Sam will finally see playing time for the Montrel Alouettes. Did he make a mistake […]

Caitlyn Jenner is somehow unworthy of the Arthur Ashe Courage Award tonight at the ESPYs, but I don't remember the same complaints about other former athletes.

He has been a game-day inactive since returning. Aug. 1 looks like the most likely day for him to suit up.

He sounds less than repentant and blames everyone but himself.

Jon Denton-Schneider used all sorts of excuses to avoid coming out, but realized that being a good teammate meant being honest.