Breaking barriers: 13 gay NFL players who made LGBTQ+ history
From Jerry Smith to Carl Nassib, these players paved the way for visibility and acceptance in football.
October 22, 2024
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From Jerry Smith to Carl Nassib, these players paved the way for visibility and acceptance in football.
These out-and-proud cheerleaders are bringing some much-needed LGBTQ+ representation on the field!
Actor, writer, and radio host LZ Granderson represents a new generation of enlightened sports journalists.
The gay former pop star discussed his hopes for Rocco's WeHo.
Cyril Leroy, founder of Les Galliards in France, was official ball carrier for the Rugby World Cup's opening match Friday, and he will appear in TV commercials during the tournament.
The Olympian's televised kiss gave "a jolt of hope" to young LGBTQ athletes, Outsports writes.
The out motorsports contender found sponsors turning their back on him — until one of the most influential LGBTQ+ organizations took his phone call.
Basketball center Jason Collins came out in a moving commentary in the most recent issue of Sports Illustrated.
Two female first-time authors tackle teenage sexuality among gay boys on and off the playing field in Fair Catch and Andy Squared.
The Campaign for Southern Equality filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, saying these statutes violate federal law.
Campbell Johnstone is the first member of the famed New Zealand rugby team to come out.
The featherweight went on an unprompted rant against everything from vaccines and LGBTQ+ people to Edgar Allen Poe.
My-King Johnson just made gay sports history.