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Super League referee James Child opens up on being gay and reveals vile homophobic abuse
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Super League referee James Child has spoken publicly for the first time about his sexuality, and the homophobic abuse he has received which has included death threats.
In an interview with the BBC’s LGBT Sport Podcast, Child has stressed that this is not his ‘coming out’ story, with his family, friends and refereeing colleagues all aware that he's gay.
But he has spoken about what life has been life for him as a leading sport official and the abuse that has involved. Child told the BBC: “The way I've lived my life on social media, I'm pretty open about the fact I have a male partner. “I don't necessarily broadcast it but just live my life normally, and that's the way I've chosen to deal with it up until now.
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In pictures: Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras 2021
A different kind of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras this year with the socially distanced event taking place at the Sydney Cricket Ground instead of the usual parade through the streets of SydneyA beautiful evening played host to the rainbow explosion that has taken over the SCG for the 43rd Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.The fact that the parade was able to go ahead this year, amid the on-going coronavirus pandemic, was a cause for an even bigger celebration.Crowds poured into the a sport stadium for the first time due to COVID-19 restrictionsAll the colours of the rainbow - from her head to her toesThe crowd enthusiastically waved rainbow flags as people rode pastParticipants from the very first parade in 1978 march in the Gay
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