The final program for the Copenhagen conference is online. Direct link to the FGG session on “The Future of LGBT Sport and Culture” can be found HERE. In this workshop FGG will propose a series of open questions and ask … Continue reading
An interesting article entitled: “Babe, set and match: Why looks count for more than talent when Wimbledon decides which girls will play on Centre Court” in the Daily Mail. Read more HERE … Continue reading
As the NY State Senate remains in crisis, a long and enlightening interview with homophobic Democratic Senator Ruben Diaz, in which he returns to the question of his opposition to the 1994 Gay Games. Video (Spanish) and full transcript (English) … Continue reading
From the San Francisco Chronicle: As the movement for marriage equality and gay liberation gains momentum, we should peer with heightened expectation toward the world of sports. Yes, sports. Every movement for civil rights over the past century has seen … Continue reading
Chris Morgan, the current Gay Games Powerlifting champion, has added a bronze medal to his collection at this year’s European Drug Free Championships. . He was lifting in the European competition, held in Kohtla Jarve in Estonia and made lifts … Continue reading
Greg Walsh, a popular player in Chicago’s gay sports leagues for most of the past 10 years, particularly basketball, died unexpectedly May 20. He was 41. A Chicago-area native, Walsh was involved with running the basketball action at the 2006 … Continue reading
Stephanie Johnstone looking nice at the Toronto Pride Gala, where she won the Pride Award for Sports. Read more about Stephanie and the other winners HERE. … Continue reading
From the Sydney Star Observer: Anger is mounting at the refusal of a national independent panel to allow a late submission addressing the needs of GLBT people in sport. The Independent Sport Panel is due to report to the federal … Continue reading
