We share our five favorite LGBTQ+ moments of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Our Favorite LGBT Moments of the Winter Olympics
For the Sake of Russian LGBT Families, the IOC Should Move the Olympics
By: Rob Watson Two masters of the art come face to face and battle wits, brawn, and skill to win their meet and emerge victorious. While that could be a description of an instance at the Olympic Games, it is really an observation of the game of chicken being played out now between Russia and […]
More Random Observations on the 2012 Summer Olympic Games
By: Shannon Ralph Ok, I know they ended weeks ago but… I’m glad that men’s gymnastics is bringing back stirrup pants. I had a closet full of them in the 80s and have found myself wondering lately if I could still pull off the look. I mean, add some jellies and a scrunchy in […]
Random Observations on the 2012 Summer Olympic Games
By: Shannon Ralph I’m glad the US women’s gymnastics team won the gold. I have a soft spot for crying elves. Frankly, I couldn’t take another moment of Jordan Weiber’s blubbering. Did you know that, prior to this year, there existed fairly stringent guidelines about the uniforms the female beach volleyball players were allowed to […]
Watching The Olympics Inspires Memories From An Athlete Father
By: John Jericiau The Olympics are here, and I’m in heaven. I can’t get enough of them. Swimming, track & field, and triathlon are my favorite, but I love the diving, gymnastics, and tennis as well. I stay up late and wake up early so I can get in some TV time while the boys […]
Olympic Crisis- Ankle Watch 2010
By: Ann Brown Man down! Man down! And by “man”, I mean, me. And by “down”, I mean I hit my ankle against the metal frame of my bed during elimination trials last night and I am injured. INJURED, I tell you. I had to take Advil this morning, just to be able to sit […]
