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Just five months after appearing in the FIFA Women's World Cup for the first time, defender Tran Thi Thu became the first women's professional football player to marry another woman in Vietnam.
Jane McManus, Sarah Spain, and out columnist Kate Fagan are The Trifecta, the first-ever sports radio show to be helmed by three women.
The professional soccer player is using his voice to fight for change.
The two women, now retired from athletics, were married in January.
Stewart reminds Donald Trump that she's "so gay, dude" and seduces a suburban mom with some piping hot pizza rolls.
Several Western teams have decided to show their support for LGBTQ+ communities worldwide at the World Cup in Qatar, where homosexuality remains illegal.
The trailblazing NFL coach is also one of our "Women of the Year."
Taylor Swift takes dating an NFL star to new heights as she catches a Kelce brother who is up-to-date on his vaccines and likes Bud Light.
Qatar, which criminalizes homosexuality, promised it would provide an inclusive environment for the games, but reports indicate otherwise.
The Canadian soccer midfielder, who came out last year, has so far played in two games at the Tokyo Olympics.
Christian Walker remains furious at his father, a transphobe who unsuccessfully ran for the Senate.
On the Joanne World Tour, the "Born This Way" singer made it clear that her halftime performance was an act of activism.
Football season is upon us, and Russell's new book talks about coming to terms with his sexuality as a Black bi athlete in the NFL.
The lesbian soccer pro and Olympian says the "overtly racist" backlash to the NFL star's national anthem protest "disgusted" her.
The famous "dream" is still not a reality for many Americans.
Los Angeles Times sportswriter Christine Daniels (nee Mike Penner) announced in an April column that she is transitioning to life as a woman. Her story set a readership record--but it's only just beginning.
Any celebration of the The Advocate's founding in 1967 must honor the heroes for LGBT rights that we've covered for 45 years. With one honoree named per year, this is the final installment before a celebration Thursday in Los Angeles.
The USWNT champion posed with teammates Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger (who are engaged to each other) and tweeted, 'Gays Rule!'
