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A part of locker-room culture or something else?

Homophobic language persists in sports.

Mason Darrow from Princeton reflects on a championship season.

Chris Mosier talks about his success as a trans athlete and an advocate for inclusion.

We ask a lesbian athlete to discuss the way going forward.

Growing up gay has changed in the last 30 years, but in some ways it hasn’t.

We examine the state of gay people in sports as National Coming Out Day was held this week. Does the absence of out pro male athletes matter. How important is coming out for LGBT people in sports or is just being yourself enough? Along with this, we look at the value of straight allies and […]

When we were younger, we couldn’t have imagined feeling lucky or happy that we were gay. Now life is good, as it is for so many out gay people in sports.

The NCAA received accolades for moving championship-level events out of North Carolina. Yet the association allows schools to discriminate against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender athletes and coaches.

Was Megan Rapinoe effective?

The most powerful sport in America is back, as high school and college football kick off this weekend, and the NFL is not far behind. Plus, Robbie Rogers says he was called a gay slur.

There were some major missteps by NBC and The Daily Beast in their coverage of LGBTI Olympians in Rio. Still, the athletes continued to shine.

Team LGBTI is bigger than ever.

We've watched the professional sports world offer gestures during Pride month, even if there still is not an out player in MLB, NBA, NHL or NFL.

Players, teams and leagues reacted across the country and the world to the murder of 49 people in a gay club in Orlando.

June is Pride Month, when LGBT equality is celebrated in cities around the world and out people in all walks of life share their joy in being their authentic selves. This is true in sports, where great strides have been made in the last decade. But in one area, the closet door remains firmly shut […]

While people across the LGBT community claimed homophobia was the root of the National Anthem mishap that befell the San Diego Gay Men's Chorus, that just wasn't true. Does it hurt? Plus some Outsports Reunion details.

Chris Mosier describes his feelings about competing in the state after HB2 passed.

How long after sending unsettling tweets can athletes be held accountable? Two professional athletes had to revisit their anti-gay tweets from several years ago this week.

Transphobia and homophobia on display, with surprising results.