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TOKYO, JAPAN August 8: Five time olympic gold medalist Diana Taurasi #12 of the United States is congratulated by Chelsea Gray #8 of the United States, Brittney Griner #15 of the United States, A'ja Wilson #9 of the United States and Breanna Stewart #10 of the United States during the Japan V USA basketball final for women at the Saitama Super Arena during the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games on August 8, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.
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The USA Olympic women’s basketball team is so awesomely queer — and missing one surprising player

Get out of the way, we’re gay!

Transgender woman swimmer Lia Thomas lesbian womens soccer star Megan Rapinoe trans male swimmer Schuyler Bailar queer WNBA basketball player Sue Bird
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Iconic athletes demand NCAA support for trans inclusion

They and hundreds of others have signed on to a pro-inclusion letter.

42 Pro Athletes and Sports Figures Show Support for Same-Sex Marriage in Court Brief
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42 Pro Athletes and Sports Figures Show Support for Same-Sex Marriage in Court Brief

Forty-two professional athletes and figures in pro sports have sent a friend of the court brief to the Supreme Court supporting marriage equality in a case next week challenging California's Proposition 8. The brief was spearheaded by Brendon Ayanbadejo of the Baltimore Ravens and Chris Kluwe of the Minnesota Vikings, who were both honored by GLAAD last weekend for their outward support of LGBT rights. Supporters of the brief include openly gay retired athletes, Robbie Rogers, Esera Tuaolo, Wade Davis, Jr., David Kopay, as well as out Minnesota Lynx player Seimone Augustus.

Lesbian WNBA Star Seimone Augustus: A Reason For Pride
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Lesbian WNBA Star Seimone Augustus: A Reason For Pride

Minnesota Lynx basketball star Seimone Augustus says her future nuptials with LaTaya Varner encouraged her to come out publicly as a lesbian, and the two are planning a summer wedding.