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Team LGBTQ+ wins visibility at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
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Over the past two weeks, more than 180 openly LGBTQ+ athletes have taken to the tracks, pools and fields in Japan’s capital, according to the website Outsports, triple that of Rio in 2016, illustrating a surge in confidence among LGBTQ+ sportspeople.
If Team LGBTQ+ had competed as a country, its haul of 32 medals – 11 golds, 12 silvers and nine bronze – would have ranked seventh, above the Netherlands and below Australia, according to an analysis by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
As the Olympics drew to a close on Sunday, with attention shifting to the start of the Paralympics on August 24, many have praised the Games for raising the profile, and acceptance, of LGBTQ+ people globally. “Having that sort of representation is so important,”
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics sparks rise in vile anti-LGBT slurs on Russian TV with transgender athletes called an ‘abomination’
Olympics has sparked a rise in shocking anti-LGBTQ+ slurs on Russian TV, as gay, lesbian and transgender athletes were called an ‘abomination’ on air.Guests and presenters on Russian state TV’s two biggest channels used offensive language to describe LGBTQ+ Olympians.New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard, who is a transgender woman, was subjected to the worst of the comments. As BBC News reports, Rossiya 1’s 60 Minutes programme last month saw guest and member of Russian parliament Alexei Zhuravlyov deliver a number of slurs.Saying he was ‘disgusted’ by gay and transgender people, he pointed at a screen showing Hubbard and said: ‘We stand opposed to all this smut and perversion, strongly opposed.’‘We stand against this abomination,’ he
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