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He describes how shortly after marrying his husband in May, he missed a flight because he was unable to pack his luggage. Sheryl Swoopes

Swoopes, one of the greatest WNBA players of all time, came out in 2005. Will Sheridan

Former Villanova basketball player Will Sheridan came out as gay publicly and went on to play professionally overseas before shifting to a music career and LGBTQIA+ advocacy.

She publicly came out in 2016 and is married to her longtime partner, Amanda Clifton. Known as a dominant force in the WNBA, Griner has not only crushed it on the court but has also used her platform to champion LGBTQIA+ rights. Jason Collins

2. Sydney Colson

WNBA player Colson is known for her skill, leadership, and humor, but she’s also been an outspoken supporter of LGBTQIA+ rights.

The increasing representation of LGBTQIA+ athletes in basketball signals a promising future where all players, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, can compete and thrive authentically.

Do you have a favorite queer athlete? Her fearless authenticity has made her a symbol of empowerment for queer athletes everywhere.

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These players continue to pave the way, breaking down barriers and reshaping sports culture. Her decision to live openly helped break barriers for LGBTQIA+ athletes in women’s professional sports.

"And there is no bigger challenge in basketball than going up against prime Shaquille O'Neal, and I've done that."

Collins family had released a short statement in September saying that he had a brain tumour, but in his article he says "it's time for people to hear from me directly".

The 47-year-old sports veteran writes that the cancer was discovered after he was struggling to focus.

The courage of these players is shifting the culture and inspiring future generations. In 2011, she married a man, showing the fluidity of her sexual orientation.

7. He retired in 2014.