Paralympics

Terry Hayes will compete in wheelchair fencing at the Paralympics, where her love for sports promises to shine through.

A bronze medalist at Rio in 2016, Samuel looks to add a gold to an already golden life at upcoming Paralympics.

Three dozen out LGBTQ Paralympians are headed to Tokyo, triple the number in Rio.

Jude Hamer and Lauren Rowles don’t only want to win gold: They want to increase visibility for LGBTQ and disabled people.

At least nine trans athletes are hoping to earn a spot in Tokyo as the first-ever group of out trans Olympians and Paralympians.

Amazin LeThi heosted a series of Outsports Instagram Live conversations for AAPI Heritage Month.

Ness Murby competes in discus for Canada. He wants to further the conversation about disability in the trans community.

Trans paralympic hopeful Valentina Petrillo swept the sprints at her nation’s championships.

Theresa Goh became a legend in Singapore by winning gold at the 2006 IPC World Championships. Now she’s pushing for LGBTQ visibility in her home country.

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.

Madsen won a Paralympic bronze medal and competed in various sports in the Paralympic Games.

Abby Dunkin went from suicidal thoughts to Paralympic gold in just three years. That has to be a record.

The hosts of this sports and fitness podcast visit Outsports to talk about the state of disabled rights and parallels with trans athletes.

Great Britain’s Robyn Love popped the question in Paris to her teammate and girlfriend of 5 years, Laurie Williams. She said, “Yes!”

American paralympian Angela Madsen seeks to be first paraplegic to row unaided across the Pacific

Stephanie Wheeler is a Hall Of Fame coach and athlete who continues to inspire people across the world of adaptive sports.

Singapore’s first swimming world champion, Theresa Goh, came out as lesbian three years ago, and now she’s retiring.

There are a record number of out LGBTQ athletes at the Tokyo Olympics. We’ll cover all the news.

"We're disabled and we're gay," says Abby Dunkin of the gold medal women's wheelchair basketball team.

Lee Pearson again scores a successful Paralympic Games, this time in London.