Businesses in Tampa, Florida are welcoming lesbian tourists and sports fans to the final four of the women’s NCAA Tournament April 6 and 8. Times Staff Writer, Justin George writes about this on www.TampaBay.com. Read the article, by clicking here. … Continue reading
Lesbian and gay softball and flag football teams started their season this weekend in Atlanta, GA. The Hotlanta Softball League had 3 teams win the Gay Softball World Series in 2007 and plan to defend their position in 2008, where … Continue reading
Football (Soccer) teams from all over the world will converge on London, August 24th-30th 2008 for the London 2008 IGLFA World Championship. Volunteer Co-ordinator Lucy Walton is planning ahead and requesting volunteers for the event. Early call for volunteers helps … Continue reading
James Hormel, the first openly gay U.S. ambassador spoke at a a March 18 news conference at the National Press Club. He said, “I believe our country needs to work to eliminate such abuses abroad and at home. We need … Continue reading
Atlanta has a creative web blog that keeps the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community on top of sports events. The blog www.gaytlsports.com/blog1 also has articles and links to health and fitness. It is a great example of keeping a … Continue reading
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA SELECTED TO HOST 2008ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FEDERATION OF GAY GAMES Federation renews ties to African LGBT sport and culture community; October annual meeting will be the Federation’s first in the southern hemisphere since Johannesburg in … Continue reading
Bay Area ReporterA memorial will be held March 30 in San Francisco for Debra Kent. She died of ovarian cancer last December 21. She was living in Durham, North Carolina. Ms. Kent worked for the Federation of Gay Games in … Continue reading
The US government is working on ending a 20 year ban on immigration and travel to the US by most people. This ban is to be lifted, by a bill working through the US congress. The ban which is discrimination … Continue reading
