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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
If part 1's OP were available, I'd show you what was written in it was pretty much everything that I've covered (and have yet to cover). But since it's not, all I have to go by is part 3's OP.
If that is true then the title of this thread certainly doesn't reflect that and is as misleading and bigoted as anything else you spout.:mmph:
You seem angry Al, how about if I share a spot (I believe that's what the Brit's use instead of "a bit") of good LGBTQueer news with you?
Openly gay player making historic start for Sonoma Stompers
June 23, 2015
When pitcher Sean Conroy takes the mound in Thursday’s Sonoma Stompers game, he has two reasons to be a little nervous.
One, it will be the first start of his professional baseball career after serving as a reliever in the team’s first 18 games of the season.
And two, as the starting pitcher on Pride Night, Conroy will be acknowledging publicly that he is gay.
According to the Stompers, Conroy, 23, of Clifton Park, N.Y., is the first openly gay player to enter the professional baseball ranks.
His appearance, as part of gay pride celebrations this month throughout the Bay Area and the nation, is sure to generate headlines for the Stompers, who won attention last week with a visit from the controversial and always colorful Jose Canseco.
A few gay pro baseball players have come out after their careers ended, but none while playing Major League Baseball or in the minors, according to the Stompers, an independent minor league team unaffiliated with MLB or its farm system.
Conroy seems at ease with his milestone...
Read more:
http://www.pressdemocrat.com/sports/4106229-181/openly-gay-player-making-historic
I'm so glad that Sean Conroy is announcing his homosexuality, because I would have never figured it out on my own.
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