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Ice skating’s LGBTQ history
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dallasvoice.comJohn Curry From Ondrej Nepela in ’72 to Timothy LeDuc and Adam Rippon today, a look at ice skating’s rainbow stars COY COVINGTON | Contributing Writercovingtoncoy@gmail.com There is the perception that the world of figure skating is crowded with gay men.
But is that really true? If you subscribe to the “one in 10 people is gay” theory, then statistically, there would have to be a good many straight men in figure skating.
Of course, that statistic works in reverse, so there must also be a proportionate number of gay people in the sport. In the past, many LGBTQ people in ice skating have felt that coming out would harm their careers, so almost all stayed in the closet until their competitive careers were over.
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