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Women’s Basketball Star: College Coach Told Me to Keep Quiet About Sexuality
Brittney Griner, who will soon play with the Phoenix Mercury, claims that her college coach told her to keep quiet about coming out because her sexuality could make the school’s program look bad.
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UFC Fighter Suspended After Using Anti-Gay Slur on Twitter
A UFC fighter has been suspended after calling a fellow fighter "the biggest fag in the world" on Twitter.
Jason Collins’ Brother Jokes He Missed Jason ’Red Flags’
Jason Collins would always make excuses for why he wasn’t interested in the women his twin brother and sister-in-law would set him up with on dates.
Federer, Murray: No Problem for Gay Tennis Players
Roger Federer and Andy Murray believe there would be no problem if a men’s tennis player comes out as gay.
NFL’s Pro-Gay Chris Kluwe Cut By Minn. Vikings
The Vikings released punter Chris Kluwe, who has been a strong support for LGBT rights, on Monday, bringing an end to his colorful and outspoken eight-year stay in Minnesota.
Young Gay Athletes Set Tone for NBA Coming Out
Some are calling Jason Collins a role model for this up-and-coming generation of gay and lesbian athletes. But in some ways, young out athletes and their supporters have helped pave the way for pros like Collins.
CNN: Media Critic Kurtz to Address His Own Issues
CNN says Howard Kurtz will address his mistaken story on gay basketball player Jason Collins on "Reliable Sources," the weekly media criticism show he hosts on the news network.
Game Changer: Sports’ Shifting Attitudes Toward LGBTs
From the NBA’s Jason Collins’ coming out to the LGBT nights in countless minor and major league ballparks, the gay community is beginning to have a presence in the world of professional sports.
Christian Org Backs Collins, Wants ESPN Reporter Suspended
A Christian group has launched a petition against an ESPN writer who slammed Jason Collins for coming out and being Christian. Meanwhile, the anti-gay National Organization for Marriage has applauded the reporter.
Chicago to Get Nation’s First LGBT Athlete Hall of Fame
The nation’s first sports hall of fame honoring LGBT athletes is scheduled to launch in Chicago in August.
Stadium Named for Chick-fil-A? It Nearly Happened in Florida
Recently fired Florida Atlantic University Athletic Director Craig Angelos said that the university almost strikes a deal with the anti-gay fried-chicken company.
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