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The United States should consider boycotting the 2022 Olympics in Beijing
There is bipartisan support for standing up against China and more and more people agree now is the time. The Olympics should be in places where human rights are paramount.
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Tom Daley says it’s his “mission” to ban countries that execute LGBTQ people from Olympics
Specifically calling out Qatar, host of the next World Cup, the Olympic diver stated, “I think it should not be allowed for a sporting event to host in a country that criminalizes… basic human rights.”
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Organizers postpone the Gay Games in Hong Kong until 2023 as pandemic rages on
Hong Kong was chosen as the next Gay Games’ host city in 2017. The organizers have dealt with one issue another ever since.
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Basketball star Breanna Stewart & champion wife welcome their first child Ruby
“I hope this continues to show people that there is no perfect way to find love or have a family.”
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Authors admit study used to justify banning Semenya & other women from Olympics was misleading
World Athletics justified their ban of women with higher testosterone levels by citing a scientific study. Now the authors say it was only “exploratory.”
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Out Olympian needs surgery after getting caught in a melee that possibly left one dead
A single blindside punch sent a bisexual Taekwondo competitor to the hospital, but he actually considers himself “lucky” following the Friday the 13th attack.
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LGBTQ athletes win more medals at the Olympics than nearly 200 other nations
“Team LGBTQ” dominated in Tokyo, and in more ways than one showed up in the medal tally.
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Tom Daley wins his second medal at the Tokyo Olympics. He did it while knitting.
The out diver is already thinking ahead to the 2024 Games in Paris after earning a bronze medal.
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Quinn becomes the first out trans athlete in the history of the Olympics to win gold
The non-binary soccer star’s Olympics journey closes with several history-making games and an achievement every athlete has dreamed of.
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Laurel Hubbard fails to medal but is still facing anti-trans attacks
But she’s still grateful for the experience, saying “I hope by just being here, that will be enough,”