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"The danger comes from bigotry, not the victims of it." From: NewNowNext Team USA gymnast Danell Leyva proudly proclaimed his support for the LGBT community in a series of videos posted to Instagram. Wearing a “Make America Gay Again” tank top, the three-time Olympic medalist (he picked up two silver this week and a bronze in London in 2012) sounded off on a few different issues facing the LGBT community, including transgender people’s right to use the restroom and the safety of LGBT people in America after the massacre at Pulse. “I wanted to say something that would do the victims of the Orlando shooting justice,” he said. “Something that can honor their memory.” Leyva goes on to discuss how the LGBT community had a “safe space taken away from them…in the most horrific of circumstances.” Part 1 of my thoughts of the Orlando shooting... So many thanks to my amazing friend @alicebeggs for helping me get my thoughts into coherent words. A video posted by Danell J Leyva (@danell...

Olympic gymnast Danell Leyva doesn't shy away from his support of the LGBT community with a big bold gay T-shirt and some strong words about equality for gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people. From: OutSports Danell Leyva, Olympic gymnast and one of the United States' shining stars today after winning two silver medals, in June recorded a powerful video in support of the LGBT community. In it the three-time Olympic medalist (he won a bronze in London) wears a "Make America Gay Again" shirt and talks about, among other things, the rights of transgender people to use the bathroom of their gender identity. "Recently there has been much said about trans rights and the danger people fear they may pose if they are allowed to use whatever bathroom they wish," Leyva said in the video. "These people of course are wrong about any danger, and these attacks remind us that the danger comes from bigotry, not the victims of it." Part 2 of my thoughts on the Orl...

Part 1 of my thoughts of the Orlando shooting... So many thanks to my amazing friend @alicebeggs for helping me get my thoughts into coherent words. A video posted by Danell J Leyva (@danelljleyva) on Jun 14, 2016 at 7:44pm PDT Part 2 of my thoughts on the Orlando shooting... My thoughts and prayers are with all the families who suffered such terrible losses... And to all the victims, you will never be forgotten A video posted by Danell J Leyva (@danelljleyva) on Jun 14, 2016 at 7:48pm PDT

The paper's #masculinitysofragile it can't handle this "unmanly" hug. From: NewNowNext  Noted LGBT allies Chris Mears and Jack Laugher scored an Olympic gold medal in the synchronized 3m springboard Wednesday night and celebrated with an emotional embrace. The moment was beautiful and uplifting for Team GB as well as viewers at home — everyone except for the Daily Mail , which published a homophobic article that questioned their sexualities (both are straight) and criticized their masculinity over the hug. A moment in time I'll never forget. @JackLaugher @adyhinchliffe @Leedsajax pic.twitter.com/A5tAHp5zJF — Chris Mears (@ChrisMears93) August 11, 2016 The headline read: “Steady on chaps! Britain’s victorious synchronised divers hug for joy after winning gold – while China’s bronze medalists settle for a manly pat on the back.” The article ran with a photo comparing Mears and Laugher’s embrace with that of two Chinese divers nearby, who opted for a less animate...