Proud to Run will take place during Chicago Pride on June 25, and various Outsports athletes will be participating.

Two weeks ago Sauce Hockey retweeted an offensive anti-trans tweet. The company is taking full responsibility and building a new internal and external initiative to make good on their sincere apology.

June is Pride Month, when LGBT equality is celebrated in cities around the world and out people in all walks of life share their joy in being their authentic selves. This is true in sports, where...

Ad for German Railways geared for Pride Month.

The Oakland Univ. athletic department honored swimmer Ayrton Kasemets for contributing to the national movement of gay athletes coming out publicly.

Nike continues to feature rainbows in its BeTrue line, this year including the iconic triangle and bringing the monicker to Nike's signature Air Max line.

Chloe Psyche Anderson is headed to UC-Santa Cruz to play volleyball. She shares her physical and emotional struggles as a trans athlete transitioning genders while competing.

Despite allegedly attacking a gay couple, Steward Butler won't get tried for a hate crime if this judge has anything to do with it.

"As a gay athlete, I feel the responsibility to discuss it," Víctor Gutiérrez says.

Brent Darah finds total acceptance at Bowling Green University.

Chandler Frumin built secret on top of secret before falling in love and deciding she had to come out. Her journey has inspired other teammates to do the same.

Atlanta gets one weeks after Georgia governor vetoed a bill out of fear of hurting business.

San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York visited Equality North Carolina during NFL meetings in Charlotte, said HB2 is "bad for our employees, bad for our fans, and bad for business."

Omaha, Neb., has hosted the College World Series every year since 1950. Would the NCAA really pull the event from Nebraska if the state passes a pro-discrimination bill?

Ricardo Vazquez never officially came out to his team, but he didn't have to. 'I've never felt more at home.'

The San Diego Padres' in-game production crew royally screwed up the National Anthem of the San Diego Gay Men's Chorus. But it was not the result of some homophobic conspiracy.