Category: entertainment
The United States Olympic Committee Evolution of LGBTQI Acceptance from Tom Waddell to RuPaul
Get in the DeLorean and let’s go back in time 37 years to 1982 on the eve of the first Gay Olympic...
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Sarah Thomas Overcomes Cancer and Becomes First Person to Swim a Non-Stop Quadruple English Channel Crossing
Accomplishing the feat in 54 Hours, Open Water Swimmer Sarah Thomas swam four laps of the English...
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National Dance Council of America Announces New Rules to Open Door for Same Sex and Non-Binary Dance Couples to Compete
In a pleasantly surprising announcement via social media, the National Dance Council of America...
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Openly Gay Rugby Legend, Gareth Thomas, Shares that he is Living with HIV
After dealing with personal torment and struggling with his mental health, retired Wales Rugby...
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Stonewall National Museum & Archives Names Hunter O’Hanian Executive Director
Following a national search, the Stonewall National Museum & Archives today announced the...
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Alaska State Champion High School Swimmer is Disqualified at Meet Over “Suit Wedgie”
The call, which was appealed by the Anchorage School Distract sparked a nationwide discussion...
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09/11 and a Brush with Fate for Ian Thorpe
Ian Thorpe, better known as the “Thorpedo” is arguably one of the most successful and famous...
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Turkey Bans Istanbul’s “Queer Olympix” in Latest Setback for Turkish LGBTQI Community
Set to take place earlier this month, the 3rd Annual “Queer Olympix” sports event was shut down by...
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Professional Football Matches in France and Brazil are Stopped Due to Homophobic Incidents
Just as recently as August 2019, homophobic chanting is still very much prevalent within professional football. During a match between Nice and Marseille in the French Ligue 1 match came to a halt when Referee Clement Turpin instructed to the players to leave the pitch following the display of homophobic banners in the stands.
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Ogden – Uniquely “Notoriously Independent”
When the Transcontinental Railroad was completed 150 years ago, Ogden became the “Junction City”...
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July/ August 2019 MVP- Alex Roe
Featured in our July/ August Swimsuit Issue of Compete Sports Diversity! First and Last Name: Alex...
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Kiera Hogan Scheduled to Participate in Chicago Wolves’ Inaugural Pride Night, Speak at the Center on Halsted in Chicago & Much More
Kiera Hogan is having her coming-out celebration this October in Chicago in conjunction with...
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