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Former B.A.R. columnist receives Waddell award :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Former B.A.R. columnist receives Waddell award :: Bay Area Reporter

Roger Brigham, the Bay Area Reporter’s former sports columnist, is one of the recipients of the Dr. Tom Waddell Award from the Federation of Gay Games.

Source: ebar.com
SF Gay Softball League celebrates 50 years of breaking barriers :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

SF Gay Softball League celebrates 50 years of breaking barriers :: Bay Area Reporter

The San Francisco Gay Softball League is celebrating 50 years of uniting the LGBTQ and athletic communities.

Source: ebar.com
SF Gay Softball League celebrates 50 years of breaking barriers :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

SF Gay Softball League celebrates 50 years of breaking barriers :: Bay Area Reporter

The San Francisco Gay Softball League is celebrating 50 years of uniting the LGBTQ and athletic communities.

Source: ebar.com
Out in the World: Qatar's human rights record casts a dark cloud over the World Cup tournament :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Out in the World: Qatar's human rights record casts a dark cloud over the World Cup tournament :: Bay Area Reporter

Qatar isn’t getting the attention that it wanted by hosting the men’s world soccer championship in the small Middle Eastern country, as its dismal human rights record and homophobia have been on full display.

Source: ebar.com
Out in the World: Qatar's human rights record casts a dark cloud over the World Cup tournament :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Out in the World: Qatar's human rights record casts a dark cloud over the World Cup tournament :: Bay Area Reporter

Qatar isn’t getting the attention that it wanted by hosting the men’s world soccer championship in the small Middle Eastern country, as its dismal human rights record and homophobia have been on full display.

Source: ebar.com