Stories that show how athletes, teams, leagues, and journalists who cover the world of sports are dealing with LGBT-related issues
Super Bowl LLII touches down on February 4th in Minneapolis, and whether you’re a Patriots or an Eag
Video features six vignettes reflecting athletes’ struggles with bias as seen through their moms’ eyes.
This Spirit Day, sports organizations, teams, and athletes across America are did their part to knock out bullying.
The National Football League (NFL) has been a previous supporter of Spirit Day.
Every week, The GLAAD Wrap brings you LGBTQ-related entertainment news highlights, fresh stuff to watch out for, and fun diversions to help you kick off the weekend.
GLAAD wrapped up its visit to Australia marching in the Sydney Mardi Gras Parade and sharing best practices with Australian LGBTIQ organizations.
The GLAAD Global Voices journey to Australia kicked off with a series of meetings and trainings to with Melbourne’s LGBTIQ leaders to advance acceptance and support for LGBTIQ people.
Lady Gaga made a statement with her halftime show, and many advertisers spotlighted diversity at Super Bowl LI.
Today, the NBA and WNBA went purple to show their support for LGBTQ youth, as the world takes a stand against bullying.
Major League Baseball teams show support for LGBTQ youth, take a stand against bullying and send out messages to fans to inspire hope and support.
