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The Chicago Sky player is engaged to her fiancee, Amanda Clifton.

Excitement about the NBA and WNBA in the New York Pride parade shows how low our expectations of pro sports leagues are. They and other pro sports leagues are still years behind the rest of corporate America. At least the NBA has taken the leap.

The Orlando native talks about what the Pulse killings mean to her sense of freedom and security.

League devotes variety of events to celebrate Pride Month.

Stefanie Dolson didn't consider dating women until she entered the WNBA two years ago. She is a center with the Washington Mystics.

Chamique Holdsclaw talks about the mental illness that she struggled with even while rising to the top of the WNBA for a new documentary film, Mind/Game.

Indiana Fever guard Layshia Clarendon has embraced her role as an active professional athlete dedicated to supporting other LGBT people in sports.

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.

Brittney Griner hadn't posted a message on social media since her arrest with now-wife Glory Johnson.

"Yes we been discriminated against! We lost friends! Family members are upset! They said I disgraced my religion! One thing I do know is that LOVE is a great feeling!

The Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever also signed onto the statement that's lovely but doesn't really say anything about the new state law that has become a hot topic.

Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson join TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress' Jan. 30 on their hunt for Johnson's wedding gown.

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

Brittney Griner wins WNBA award after setting single-season record for blocked shots.

The San Antonio Spurs deserve applause, but Becky Hammon deserves all the credit for opening the opportunity for the first female full-time assistant coach in NBA history.

Gay WNBA executive talks for the first time about growing up in Montana football, his near suicide attempt, and finding freedom through out lesbian basketball coach Sherri Murrell.

In the week after the WNBA released its Pride T-shirts, the items led all NBA merchandise in sales. Over the last month the shirts have continued to lead all WNBA sales.

The WNBA's Pride program will culminate in a televised game between the Tulsa Shock and Chicago Sky on June 22.

Michael Sam (No. 9) and Brittney Griner (No. 31), two young athletes at the beginning of their careers, are the first professional athletes included in Out's Power 50.