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Harkening back to his days in radio, Scott lends his talents to narrate a Cooperstown-worthy segment on baseball’s international tours.

Lletget tells Outsports he’s sorry he called teammate Julian Araujo ‘puto’ and then shared video of him doing that with his 689K followers.

The Sports Equality Foundation celebrates Opening Day of Major League Baseball by inviting some of the out LGBTQ people from MLB to sing the national pastime’s official song.

The Sports Equality Foundation hosted a discussion of inclusion on TIkTok with trans athletes Mack Beggs, CeCé Telfer and Chris Mosier as well as lesbian former pro volleyball player Brooke Rundle and elite biathlete and straight ally Lucy Hochschartner.

When out gay player Collin Martin was called a gay slur, Landon Donovan and players walked off the pitch. Another big moment: a video featuring NFL players.

One of the first publicly out queer D-I athletes tells his story and offers encouragement to other who may be struggling as he once did.

Ahead of National Coming Out Day, five out athletes shared their coming-out insights and experiences.

A story of The Blue Sky Rangers, the “running man”, and the legacy of the Intellivision

In her latest video, YouTube personality and athlete Melody Maia Monet says White privilege has become ever more visible since the protests following the murder of George Floyd.

Rocco Carley can be heard making homophobic, racist and Islamophobic remarks on a video that surfaced online late Wednesday night.

Sam Smith’s music video with Demi Lovato. “I’m Ready,” imagines a queer Olympics with athletes in stilettos, bustiers and so much more.

Ally Sentnor of Massachusetts is SI Kids 2019 Sportskid of the Year, and her hero Megan Rapinoe is the one who told her she won.

Dominant and maligned, the South African Olympic champion tells her personal story in a new video on YouTube.

ESPN’s Katie Nolan plays soccer mom to Megan Rapinoe, Kelley O’Hara and Alex Morgan in a new YouTube video.

A gay fan popped the question at Pride Night for the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury.

Short film explores the journeys of four athletes.

Shark Tales and Maas Attacks!

Countless LGBTQ athletes report positive reactions when coming out.

The media’s addiction to fear doesn’t help anyone.

Breaking barriers as the season starts.