6 results for "lgbtq+"

Tennis Star Finds Safety and Home in Australia
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Tennis Star Finds Safety and Home in Australia

Russian-born tennis player Daria Kasatkina will compete in her first Australian Open as a citizen, finding refuge after coming out as gay in 2022. The former world number eight says she can "finally breathe" after years of competing without a home country.

Hit TV Show Pushes NHL Toward Better LGBTQ+ Inclusion
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Hit TV Show Pushes NHL Toward Better LGBTQ+ Inclusion

A breakout hockey romance series is sparking real conversations about making the NHL more welcoming to LGBTQ+ athletes. The show's success proves fans are ready for change, and the league is starting to listen.

Olympic Climber Campbell Harrison Inspires as First Out Gay Athlete
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Olympic Climber Campbell Harrison Inspires as First Out Gay Athlete

After a celebratory kiss went viral and triggered thousands of hateful messages, Olympic climber Campbell Harrison chose to become the LGBTQ+ role model he never had growing up. His story shows how visibility in sports creates safer spaces for everyone.

Queer Sports Romance Books Reimagine Inclusive Athletes
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Queer Sports Romance Books Reimagine Inclusive Athletes

Romance novels featuring LGBTQ+ athletes are booming in Australia, offering hopeful visions of inclusive sports worlds. Authors say these stories give readers the joyful representation they wish existed in real life.

Patients Navigate Hurdles to Access 99% Effective HIV Prevention
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Patients Navigate Hurdles to Access 99% Effective HIV Prevention

A medication called PrEP prevents HIV with near-perfect effectiveness, but many LGBTQ+ patients face obstacles getting it. New guidance helps people overcome insurance denials, uninformed doctors, and billing errors to access this life-saving prevention.

8 Youth Movements That Changed India's Laws
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8 Youth Movements That Changed India's Laws

From fighting British rule to demanding LGBTQ+ rights, young Indians have transformed their nation through decades of bold activism. These movements didn't just make noise—they changed laws, protected forests, and built a more equal society.