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Athlete Ally
@AthleteAlly
Athlete Ally works to dismantle the systems of oppression in sport that isolate, exclude and endanger LGBTQI+ people.
New York, NYlinktr.ee/athleteallyJoined December 2010

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“She will be remembered as one of the greatest athletes of all time for her triumphs on the court, of course. But she will be celebrated, and cherished…for the way she forced society to change how it sees and appreciates women, Black women in particular.”
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"We urge lawmakers to implement policies that protect LGBTQ youth from anti-LGBTQ and racist discrimination, as our findings indicate doing so may support effective interventions for reducing trauma symptoms and suicide risk among LGBTQ youth.”
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There are so many people out there who question whether or not it’s okay to be themselves in this world. I'm here to tell you: You are loveable, valid & worthy today & you will be tomorrow, too. Be true to yourself & who you know yourself to be. ❤️
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Sending lots of love to Athlete Ally Ambassador and player , who consistently uses his voice and platform to speak out as an ally to the LGBTQI+ community. We're excited to see what's next for you!
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Love you Cleveland, but it seems that it’s my time to move on. I hope I have been half as good to this city as it has been to me. See you in the next spot 🤘🏻
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Athletic leaders have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for all. This racist behavior must be both condemned and actively addressed. "It is not enough to indicate that you are not racist, you must demonstrate that you are anti-racist."
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#morethanavolleyballplayer
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The history of sport has been enriched by people of all genders, abilities, sexualities, ethnicities and more. On this first ever #DiversityInSport Day, we celebrate those who have paved the way while continuing to advocate for further inclusion.
The Diversity in Sport and Athlete Ally logos surrounded by playbook sketches of circles, arrows, and x's.
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“Honestly, I feel like we are a walking protest,” says Athlete Ally Ambassador . “The fact that we’re women professional athletes says that in and of itself. We’ve been feeling the inequality." #WomensEqualityDay
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While strides have been made toward equality for women in sport, disparities still remain: income inequality, lack of women in leadership roles, lack of media coverage and more. Fighting for women's equality in sport means supporting ALL women. #WomensEqualityDay
Line drawings of women athletes, echoed in blue, red, and yellow with text that says, "Women's Equality Day." The Athlete Ally logo is at the bottom.
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📣If you want to #ProtectTransHealth and ensure healthy, joyful futures for trans youth, make sure to leave a comment at protecttranshealth.org! Tell the Biden admin how much we need anti-discrimination protections and access to healthcare.
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🎉WIN: As of last week, Pennsylvania is now one of 26 states that either fully or partially ban harmful conversion "therapy"! These practices are deeply harmful to the well-being of our youth. Thankfully, PA kids will now be protected! them.us/story/pennsylv
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We're incredibly grateful to have partnered with & to foster conversation between LGBTQI+ athletes, the White House & the Department of Education! Trans student athletes deserve to feel welcome, safe & supported at all levels.
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We're so grateful to our partners @AthleteAlly and @WomensSportsFdn for hosting this call with us, and to the LGBTQ athletes who joined us, including @TheChrisMosier, Phaidra Knight, @eamslider24, @LoriLindsey6, and Pam Boteler. Together, we will protect trans students.
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