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It's baffling why American male athletes don't come out publicly.

'The LGBT community is part of the baseball community,' MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a video for the Tampa Bay Rays game.

Robbie Rogers gives a colorful answer when Chelsea Handler asks him about possibly playing in the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Ben Larison of Coe College looks back at his last two years, and talks about his hopes of landing a job in Major League Baseball.

Every gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans athlete has felt alone in sports early in life. But you're not alone. All you have to do is say hello.

Lance Berkman, the former Houston Astros star, explains why he opposes a Houston ordinance protecting LGBT people. "They truly might think they're a woman, which is a little strange to me."

The World Track and Field Championship are taking place in Beijing, but my cat Walter is unfortunately not there due to eligibility issues (he's a cat). But he would give the high jump contestants a run for their money:

Michael Martin of West Virginia puts his own spin on the gay marriage anthem.

The Canadian Olympic Committee's new #OneTeam video is the latest in its efforts to combat anti-LGBT bias in Canadian sports.

Michael Martin and Logan Westrope talk about how they met and a unique prom proposal at Chick-fil-A

Tanner Williams, a pole vaulter and now happily married, shares his story of his successful coming out with a straight ally.

NBC News does a powerful story on a boy and his amazing parents.

Saunders High School boys basketball coach talks about coming out as gay in his Coach of the Year acceptance speech.

Just because you're sorry you got caught believing gay people don't deserve equality, that does not mean you should apologize. You slip up with a word? Fine. But you expound on your bigotry? I don't want to hear it anymore.

The Olympic diver and friends have fun Down Under.

You Can Play adds Anna Aagenes and Jillian Svensson to their staff and lands a grant to continue their work.

With all of the LGBT athletes and coaches coming out, the sports world is quickly becoming a beacon of inclusion.

The You Can Play project has recruited 35+ new schools, teams and athletic conferences in 2014.

Some big names of women's basketball, including Lin Dunn, talk about the impact of inclusion in sports.

On the same day as the IOC says it wants to include protection for LGBT people, it releases a 9-minute video of Tom Daley in which it won't include the word "gay."