Olympic athletes

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

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

Lauren Boebert apparently believes Laurel Hubbard transitioned just to win a medal.

Her mother unexpectedly passed away shortly after watching her daughter win a silver medal for shot put.

There is historic representation at the Olympics, but some of the best LGBTQ athletes didn’t make the trip – and the ones that did have been misgendered, publicly maligned, and even outed while in Japan.

With over 160 out athletes participating in the Tokyo Olympics, Dolson isn’t the first member of “Team LGBTQ” to win a gold medal, but she’s still a trailblazer.

The soccer star said of their historic moment, “I’ll celebrate when we’re all here.”

The internet thought that the bed used at the Olympics would not be able to withstand sexual activity. An Olympic gymnast quickly cleared that up for everyone.

Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird, and Diana Taurasi will proudly represent Team USA among over a hundred LGBTQ athletes at the Olympics.

One of the greatest basketball players in history, Kobe Bryant found time for RuPaul’s Drag Race with his wife. “I was surprised by that. That surprised me,” RuPaul said.

While Boebert obviously anticipated a warm reception for her hateful missive, what she got instead was returned fire.