2021 Olympics

“Team LGBTQ” dominated in Tokyo, and in more ways than one showed up in the medal tally.

Sue Bird now has more Olympic gold medals than any other basketball player in history. But the internet just couldn’t get over seeing her and Megan Rapinoe together on a global stage.

The out diver is already thinking ahead to the 2024 Games in Paris after earning a bronze medal.

The non-binary soccer star’s Olympics journey closes with several history-making games and an achievement every athlete has dreamed of.

But she’s still grateful for the experience, saying “I hope by just being here, that will be enough,”

Liberal fans quickly shot back, mocking Candace Owens’ faux outrage. But conservatives quickly called her out too. And then the veterans stepped in. Then international soccer fans piled on.

“I tell everyone, when they ask me why I dive, I dive purely for my dad,” Jordan Windle proudly said.

Last week, they became the first openly trans athlete to participate in the Olympic games.

Francine Niyonsaba was first banned from her regular competition by the same rule affecting Caster Semenya and others. She made it to the Olympics anyway – just to get disqualified on another technicality.

Over a week since the flame was lit and the Olympic Games commenced, very few teams have gleamed as much as “Team LGBTQ” has in Tokyo thus far.