Why a Straight NBA Player Got an 'LGBTQ' Tattoo
Reggie Bullock of the Detroit Pistons is keeping the memory of his trans sister, Mia Henderson, alive through LGBT activism.
May 04 2018 4:45 AM
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Read the latest news about Athlete Ally, a nonprofit organization founded by wrestler Hudson Taylor that aims to end homophobia and transphobia in the world of sports. Hudson Taylor, who rose to national prominence after wearing an HRC sticker on his helmet during a wrestling match, created the group, in order to address a perceived homophobic environment in locker rooms and on the field. Learn more about Athlete Ally and its work with major organizations like the NBA and the NCAA as well as other groups that further the goals of LGBT rights.
Reggie Bullock of the Detroit Pistons is keeping the memory of his trans sister, Mia Henderson, alive through LGBT activism.
A brief history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' complicated relationship with persecution.
Vikings punter Chris Kluwe and Redskins defensive lineman Adam Carriker voice their support of LGBT inclusiveness in professional sports.
Eric Schneiderman says the pro sports organization must act on illegal questioning regarding sexual orientation.
The punter for the Minnesota Vikings upped his activism ante this week by becoming the first pro athlete "Ally Ambassador."
The straight, former all-American wrestler and founder of Athlete Ally says he can change the world by talking to pro sports players about LGBT people.
The MMA competitor had harsh words for the haters when he drew criticism for wearing rainbow shorts in support of Pride Month.
The group has rated major colleges and universities on the LGBT inclusivity of their sports programs.
A sports controversy at the Mormons' flagship university may make the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints choose between homophobia and millions of dollars.
It was a big year for Hollywood coming out stories, even bigger for sports, and for protesting Russia's antigay laws. Let this list of 2013's comings out inspire you.
The Denver Nuggets forward becomes the first NBA player to join the Athlete Ally campaign.
The producers of the upcoming musical BARE will launch an unprecedented partnership for National Coming Out Day.
Nassib helped design cleats promoting the group for the My Cause My Cleats campaign.
"It's important for me to always fight for equality," says the six-time Ladies European Tour champ.
About 50 athletes have signed on to Athlete Ally's letter condemning the state's "bathroom bill," including (from left) Gus Kenworthy, Brittney Griner, and Aydian Dowling.
Berra partnered with Athlete Ally, a group working for LGBT equality, and was a consistent champion of the underdog.
Top-ranking men's tennis pros Roger Federer and Andy Murray believe an out gay player in their sport wouldn't be an issue.
As baseball's opening day approaches, Bruce Silverman wonders when a gay player in any league will feel encouraged enough to step up to the plate and come out.
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver's homophobic comments to a radio host this week have the Super Bowl-bound athlete in hot water.