Women’s Sports

Charline Labonte played in her fourth Winter Olympics for Canada in Sochi. Her girlfriend, speed skater Anastasia Buscis, was there with her. Labonte talks here for the first time about being gay.

"Although we hear many recent coming out stories, many times we fail to ask what comes after the announcement," Agata Dera writes. Her struggles became a triumph.

Former Baylor basketball player Emily Nkosi talks about being a lesbian on Kim Mulkey's team. She regrets not blazing a trail for others.

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

Self-proclaimed 'Southern girl' Caitlin Graves opens up about the time three men attacked her for being a lesbian, and the 'way of life' that is Texas.

The raw emotions behind it pour out in beautifully complicated, unpurified form. Repression is a recurrent theme.

"I realize that now that I don’t have weight on my shoulders to keep my head down," Lauren Elizabeth Neidigh writes. After she comes out, she finds an inner peace that was lacking.

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.

The Australian boardercross racer came out in reaction to Russia's anti-gay laws and was "willing to rip Putin's ass." She needs help in competing in the upcoming season.

Pat Griffin and Nevin Caple have a fantastic column outlining the how and why of LGBT silence in sports and its repercussions.

Ireen Wüst wins three medals, tied for most medals at these Winter Games.

Thurday's medals ceremony for the first-in-history women's ski jump marks the end of a 90-year battle by women to break into this sport at Olympic levels. It was a day of upsets that saw the favorite, Japan's Sara Takanashi, not making the podium. No American made the podium either. Germany's Carina Vogt soared to the […]

Rebecca Windover finally found her voice -- and came out of the closet -- when she found her voice

Despite saying that Fox isn't the better fighter and has disadvantages, Evans-Smith doesn't think Fox should fight women

Cahow opens up on life, sports and the LGBT community with GO! Athletes' Avery Stone, a hockey player at Amherst College.

Br{ache The Silence recruits the UConn women to launch their Tour of Champions campaign

Add U.S. women's soccer player Abby Wambach to the list of openly LGBT athletes. Wambach married her girlfriend, fellow soccer player Sarah Huffman, this weekend in Hawaii, TMZ reports. Multiple sources confirm … Abby and pro soccer player Sarah Huffman swapped "I dos" on Saturday at the Villas at Po'ipu Kai on the island of […]

Br{ache The Silence working with big names in women's sports to tear down the walls of homophobia

Rachael and Megan Rapinoe will conduct four youth soccer camps in California and Texas over the next week

San Antonio Silver Star Sophia Young opposes same-sex marriage