it’s game for more than 30 years to come out publicly as gay-— out publicly as gay.ong time _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of— out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and _ out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and i've - out publicly as gay. it's been such a long time of lying and i've just l a long time of lying and i'vejust processed and processed every day of how i want to do it, when i want to do it. the day i told my mum and my sister, the day after i scored four so itjust shows how much of a weight off the show it was a massive relief, and lying all the time, it has been a struggle, but i feel i am ready to be myself, be free and be confident with it all.— confident with it all. justin fashanu — confident with it all. justin fashanu was _ confident with it all. justin fashanu was the - confident with it all. justin fashanu was the last act l confident with it all. justin | fashanu was the last act of confident with it all. justin - fashanu was the

gay, i it for the lgbt community? gay, trance, lesbian, _ it for the lgbt community?y do which is _ trance, lesbian, whatever they do which is to— trance, lesbian, whatever they do which is to show the rest of the world _ which is to show the rest of the world that we are like everyone else and we _ world that we are like everyone else and we have our own interests and we io and we have our own interests and we go about _ and we have our own interests and we go about delivering lives and we are 'ust go about delivering lives and we are just normal people at the end of the day editing at think it's really important thing for ensuring that there _ important thing for ensuring that there is— important thing for ensuring that there is more and more acceptance in there is more and more acceptance in the world _ there is more and more acceptance in the world and also if you are gay and enjoy— the world and also if you are gay and enjoy football and like watching football, _ and enjoy football and like watching football, playing football, know that it's— football, playing fo

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, "because you're gay, you are a sinner" — i just wonder if you have any empathy for the gay people watchingsit here and tell me that? no, what i'm saying is all of us are guilty of breaking god's standards. the bible says all of us have broken god's laws, and therefore we are therefore sinners. and when god created man and woman... but it's only gay people that you're pointing to their sexuality and saying, "that's a sin". you're pointing it out. i'm not here preaching against gay people. excuse me, you said same sex marriage was "orchestrated by satan". you've indicated that as far as you are concerned, the bible says that it is absolutely wrong to indulge in same sex relations. no question, it's wrong. and lying is a sin, stealing is a sin, pride is a sin. all of us have broken god's standards and his laws, and the entire human race is under a death sentence from god, stephen. all the human race, the entire human race, is under a death sentence from god. and that's why it's so important that we understand why he sent his son, jesus christ. he didn't come down here just to walk around and

contact with other men in spain, for example, it all started with a gay sauna. then the infection went further and already under 100 about as many cases of infection. cases in the uk, epidemiologists fear that it will not be possible to extinguish the outbreak quickly. after all, starting next week, a week of gay pride parades begins in many countries, and the number of infections will increase markedly in america in the meantime. even if they are already jokingly amazed and outraged at the speed with which the number of representatives of the lgbt community is growing in the country , the other day, american comedian and columnist bill mar on the air of the hbo television channel said that with the current pace of propaganda of non-traditionalism in the ranks of lgbt will turn out to be all americans, every decade. america's lgbt community is doubling . less than 1% of americans born before 1946, joe biden generation 2.6% boomers 4.2 generation x 10.5 billion and 28.10 percent of generation z identify as such, according to a recent gello poll. if we follow this

x 10.5 ml and 280% generation z if you follow this trends in 2054 everyone will be gay. who will buy then? this is a chair. i'm talking about the fact that when the situation is changing so quickly and drastically , people have every right to ask what is happening with us in general, that all children are born in the wrong body somewhere in the heavenly office there is a confusion by analogy with a box of multi-colored cottons i am happy for representatives of the lgbt community that today each of them has the right to live as he wants and not to hide, it is always necessary to remember about respect and protection of vulnerable groups of the population, but you are not the navel of the earth. in the end. someone should have said this: we must not allow such a development, events in which representatives of the marginal part of society will trump their own position. after all, we are literally experimenting on children; let's return to the success of monkeys in russia. monkeypox has not yet been identified for people vaccinated against smallpox at all since the days of t

it has been such a long time of lying _ gay. it has been such a long time of lying and _ gay. time of lying and i've just i time of lying and i've just processed and processed every day of just about processed and processed every day ofjust about how processed and processed every day of just about how they want to do it, when they want to do it. that out of my mum and my sister, the day after escort for so itjust shows how much a weight off my shoulders at was. lying all the time isn't what i've wanted to do and it has been a struggle but nowjust to feel like i'm ready to be myself, be free and just be confident with it all. myself, be free and 'ust be confident with it all._ confident with it all. with more of _ confident with it all. with more of a _ confident with it all. with more of a focus - confident with it all. with more of a focus on - confident with it all. with - more of a focus on inclusivity in recent years there has been some progress since, last year josh carvalho, who plays in australia, revealed this. i’m josh carvalho, who plays in australia, revealed this.

in the balkans being openly gay, lesbian by or transgender is still dangerous. i received, i don't know how many death read them to the city, but you can't just kiss your boy frontiers. if you will. the risk of getting be to not seen that all the way the balkans deals with queer people. with those who don't identify as heterosexual. reveals much about the regions mentality these days is in those 10 influence of nation and religion is now shoot down so quick people in the arts community are now taking a stand and fighting for their rights stuff. i've changed millions of people's minds about homosexuals. all the stuff that out of the way should we hide away the guy at all? it is quite a brutal meal. the own. i only surround myself with long loosely, i haven't got time for any clown. latin is yelling the army and the church are held in highest regard in serbia. yet the capital of this very conservative country is also home to one of the most important medical centers for transgendered people world wide. many sex reassignment operations are performed here undergoing

don't film that meets activity, fighting for gay rights in balkan countries. and it to get you can get more news around the clock on d, w dot com. and in the d, w. ap, i'm any. conf is mecan and on behalf of the whole team here watching a p. c. a with a new in the balkans, being openly gay, lesbian by or transgender is still dangerous. i received, i don't know how many death threats with people you can't just kiss your boy frontiers. if you will. the risk of getting be to not seen a little the way the balkans deals with queer people. with those who don't identify, as heterosexual, reveals much about the regions mentality these days. those 10 implants of nation and religion, there's now shoot down. so queen people in the arts community are now taking a stand and fighting for their rights. stuffed. i've changed millions of people's minds about homosexuals in the stuff that over the way should we hide away the guy at all into his quite able to. milton the own. i only surround myself with love, rosalie, i haven't got time for any clown that ms. eileen with the arm

as he says in bulgaria, it's now easier to say i'm gay than i'm roma. this is dusty. luckily, i've managed to change millions of people's opinions about homosexuals in a need to have been, but i haven't been able to change any one's about romance. for austell racism is still very wide spread in bulgaria. doke was people make fun of how gypsies torkel block chips is due for funding. and incidentally, i consciously say the word gypsy because i'm not afraid of it in a manner i use it as often as i want a little. she is the way as is present himself in public isn't just to show. it's also a political statement. one that's helping him change views about quiz across the balcony. it still takes quite a bit of courage to live as openly as, as is does. in e, u members state bo guerria, same sex marriage has yet to be legalized. here. still the queen community is fighting for recognition within the country. when yas in school rosky sits down at his canvas, he forgets everything around him. he's a drag queen and a d. j as well as an internationally renowned painte

this guy is gay, so what?" it's fuss? this guy is gay, so what?" it's a _ fuss?changed for the better~ — our world has changed for the better. but the reason why it's been different _ better. but the reason why it's been different in— better. but the reason why it's been different in the men's game is because — different in the men's game is because not so much i think the footballers, but the people on the terraces. — footballers, but the people on the terraces, the crowds. you know, they are pretty— terraces, the crowds. you know, they are pretty vicious, they disgusting in some _ are pretty vicious, they disgusting in some of— are pretty vicious, they disgusting in some of the chants. and it's the fear of them — in some of the chants. and it's the fear of them getting a horrible stuff _ fear of them getting a horrible stuff at — fear of them getting a horrible stuff at 3pm. justin fashanu in 1990, — stuff at 3pm. justin fashanu in 1990, he — stuff at 3pm. justin fashanu in 1990, he was on his own, but social media has— 1990, he was on his own, but social media

there threepenny, a dreadful, whether you're queer or gay, or just trying to live your life. you really need some more water to the man to some one who will help you in this battle. got questions because it's really, really tough to be a pioneer. we are and change things as an individual, cowboy, dina, it's for me, any thought neg attorney, maybe that wasn't my primary motive more did. alec was more, but i think my musical helps people to accept their differences between us. his chiva, your lord, the but in the balkans there are very few queer people who express themselves as freely as he does. and people love him for it. in the late 19 ninety's, everything was about showing national and religious solidarity. it was important to belong not to be different. so for many in the balkans coming out his queer is still taking a big risk. if he did what the point of lou go may keep our mouth video. mike, a valve cover? china oddler z on i think things will get better big. i believe that's a good me egg it. unfortunately, we're still in constant distract marysville as it is. distress

fear is that gay people would be more blackmailed.ously condemned as a sin. and so gay people, you could even say they were feared more than communists. >> there's so many compelling characters in the book and one of the interesting things i learned is that not all of them were in the closet. >> right. well, there's one amazing character, his name is carmel who was a diplomat and one of the founding fathers of the cia who was a pretty flamboyantly openly gay person but that was very rare. i think he was able to do it because he was so loyal to his boss at the time and that they were willing to protect him and this is sort of one of the talents or skills that a lot of the gay people in my book developed because they're so vulnerable. they become the most loyal aides, the most loyal servants to people in power and yet and often doesn't help them at all. >> one other thing you get into you have the two agencies of our national security, the fbi hunting down gay americans, the cia looking to use them? >> right, right, because gay people i

i am a footballer and i am gay.n, daniels has received the support of his club blackpool and praise from across the game. some will be surprised that in this day and age a player revealing their sexuality has made so many headlines, but others believe this is truly a historic moment forfootball, despite the issues that it continues to confront. he is going down a path many, many others will follow. they have probablyjust been waiting to see how it pans out for whoever is first and i think once they see that the overwhelming majority of people will be more than accepting, others will follow suit. when it comes to gay players, the women's professional game remember the act remains far more representative than the men's, but many feel that by leading the way daniels can break the stigma attached to homosexuality in sport. dan roan, bbc news, blackpool. wa nt to want to draw your attention to our online offering stop is our main story, the fighters leaving mariupol steelworks, this is the azovstal iron and steel were, p

i said, "are you gay?" >> i said, "and a lot of people are saying you're gay, if you lie about little things, but you're telling the truth about the big thing, they're gonna know you're a liar, and they're not gonna believe you." you need to tell the truth. they've already marked you as a liar. and i said, "brandon, i'm scared for you. they have evidence against you, and you're screwed. you have no doubt in my mind that you did it." >> she kind of launched into that's false tautology. "well, if you're lying to people about being gay, brandon, you know, they're gonna say you're gonna lie about the big things too." >> okay. and you know what? we don't care if he's gay or not. >> no. >> that doesn't -- >> i don't care if he's gay. >> that doesn't have anything to do with anything, really. >> he could be lying about -- this is the whole thing. >> i think, brandon's mindset was not only scared, i think, confused he's finding out that people that brandon thought he could rely on were kind of backing away from him

i would you be gay. people chose to stay in this country. nice relatives. in my wildest dreams, in vision bulgaria as a queer vacation paradise in the balkans. i was gonna say, nick and over 5 years the less love the winner ah. cast off lucca. stay fixed out for an adventure on the water with a sail boat across lake constance. he docks at the city of constance while he's there. and of course, a picturesque flower island of my. now a check in 30 minutes on d. w. he's a radical defender of the faith, yoseph collapsing, hope benedict, the 16th under his leadership, the catholic church. these did the greatest crisis a global sexual abuse scandal. position on the matter. we mean controversial today with german pope from young were former to defender embassy, 90 minutes on d w. oh. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot. do w, travel off we go ah, ah ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukraine fights on after it's symbolic defeat inviting you with president lansky says

yep, i'm gay.l companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn't going to live my life as a lie anymore. i was -- i belong with every

mustafa knows many gay men who don't dare leave their wives.wned by their families, and even violence. mustafa: family and society force men to live hidden lives and to keep their homosexuality secret. they fear reactions, serious consequences. reporter: istanbul has a lively lgbtq scene, including numerous clubs. mustafa often comes here with his friends. it's a place to feel safe from the hostility of mainstream society. it took years for producer and director kader gÜlsen to gain the men's trust in order to make the film. she says that their hidden lives can cause trauma and psychological problems. kader: children are unhappy, wives too. they don't know about their husbands' parallel lives. they think perhaps that they are being cheated on, but not with other men. their marriages are in crisis, but the wives don't know that they are victims too. reporter: mustafa felt liberated after the film's premiere. and mehmet, too, has taken steps forward. mustafa: last i heard is that he wants to get a divorce. till now he's always hesitated, because

. - in the case of big gay a vs. mountain scouts oamerica, e to the overwhelming sw of support, it is the ruling of is court that the scouts must allow big gay al, and all gays, into their club! all right! [cheering] - well,e've all learned an important lesson, that st because somebody'say doesn't mean th're gonna molest children. straight ople do that too. [crowd cheering] - and furhermore, the scout elders will be put into stock for three days, so they can see how it feels to be outcasts. [owd cheers] - we did it! we d it! - i did it! i didt! ha, ha! today is areat day for democracy. the scouts have ben exposed forhe vile gay bashers theare. and we owe it all to me! and these six bve little boys. [bird screeches] five brave little boys. and now here to ta his official oath back into scouts is big gay al! -hank you all very much but i don't want th. - wha what'd he say? - hu look, i appreciate what you kids did; i really do but this isn't what i wanted i'm proud to be gay. and i'mroud to be in a count where i'm free

mustafa knows many gay men who don't dare leave their wives.wned by their families, and even violence. mustafa: family and society force men to live hidden lives and to keep their homosexuality secret. they fear reactions, serious consequences. reporter: istanbul has a lively lgbtq scene, including numerous clubs. mustafa often comes here with his friends. it's a place to feel safe from the hostility of mainstream society. it took years for producer and director kader gÜlsen to gain the men's trust in order to make the film. she says that their hidden lives can cause trauma and psychological problems. kader: children are unhappy, wives too. they don't know about their husbands' parallel lives. they think perhaps that they are being cheated on, but not with other men. their marriages are in crisis, but the wives don't know that they are victims too. reporter: mustafa felt liberated after the film's premiere. and mehmet, too, has taken steps forward. mustafa: last i heard is that he wants to get a divorce. till now he's always hesitated, because

mustafa knows many gay men who don't dare leave their wives.wned by their families, and even violence. mustafa: family and society force men to live hidden lives and to keep their homosexuality secret. they fear reactions, serious consequences. reporter: istanbul has a lively lgbtq scene, including numerous clubs. mustafa often comes here with his friends. it's a place to feel safe from the hostility of mainstream society. it took years for producer and director kader gÜlsen to gain the men's trust in order to make the film. she says that their hidden lives can cause trauma and psychological problems. kader: children are unhappy, wives too. they don't know about their husbands' parallel lives. they think perhaps that they are being cheated on, but not with other men. their marriages are in crisis, but the wives don't know that they are victims too. reporter: mustafa felt liberated after the film's premiere. and mehmet, too, has taken steps forward. mustafa: last i heard is that he wants to get a divorce. till now he's always hesitated, because

the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag.ablished to help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in san francisco. >> we've created an opportunity to have a seat at the table. where trans can be part of city government and create more civic engagement through our trans advisory committee which advises our office and the mayor's office. we've also worked to really address where there's gaps across services to see where we can address things like housing and homelessness, low income, access to small businesses and employment and education. so we really worked across the board as well as meeting overall policies. >> among the priorities, the office of transgender initiatives also works locally to track lgbtq across the country. >> especially our young trans kids and students. so we do a lot of work to make sure we're addressing and naming those anti-trans policies and doing what we can to combat them. >> trans communities often have not been included at the policy levels at really any l

he's gay in a place where being openly queer is still dangerous militia. now that the reason if it comes here all enough after being attacked physically and psychologically what in here, it's impossible for 2 men to hold hands on the street or to be affectionate with one another in a cafe. the way heterosexual couples are because the risk of violence is very high . aud fucking town look now, see the other orders here, unfurling a rainbow flag in front of the city hall. can cause a full blown scandal. all the all or so there isn't even a yes i am in antonio's violence and heat are always present when we talk about queer people in our society of those boston also, they thought incidentally, the hatred of queers is what? bonds far, right? groups together, the most part doesn't o'clock. we're dealing with his organization called clark. he tries to teach young people empathy and offer queer youths a safe place to meet out. i was the head to going eternal on upholstery in bosnia herzegovina. there still is not a single cafe for queer people. ordinary i've no pla

i have met gay couples who have been together for decades, chicago api. what's given me hope that i to that will be able to find true love harry must even though for years last year i was taught the opposite classes at the havoc much i neil to she. thea then is now campaigning to have so called conversion therapy. bentonville rail, his hope is that others can one day live as openly as he does by the way. and that is what we have time for close up is coming up next to the report about the growing coastal erosion of portugal, atlantic coast. that you can always get one use in videos on d w dot com. thanks so much for watching a.

highlight exactly what you asked because the parameters like gay like white gay men and i guess lesbians too but like white gay men becoming like very capitalized like i remember when i was a kid. the gay material stuff was more like perverted isn't the word. i'm looking for but you know, it was it was a spooky it wasn't like normalized. it was communism to to heteronormativity, whatever but like it feels like guy, i know there's a connection but like like other queer a lot of creeperable criticize because the white gaming because there's basically this thing of like you like we're advertised to be like a mortgages and cars and stuff. like if you read prime magazine, it's like a straight suburbian kind of ad thing and like gay vacations and so it kind of feels like it's kind of creation. i don't know. i mean, that's what i was trying to suggest about like where activism went. it went to hiv/aids and then it went to marriage equality, especially when like the bush the second bush administration in the 2000s began and and state governments began outlawing gay marriage and marriage became a

in the balkans, being openly gay, lesbian by or transgender is still dangerous. i received, i don't know how many death threats them to the city, but you can't just kiss your boy frontiers. if you will. the risk of getting be to not seen a little the way the balkans deals with queer people with those who don't identify as heterosexual. reveals much about the regions mentality these days is in the influence of nation and religion is now shoot down so queer people in the arts community are now taking a stand and fighting for their rights stuff. i've changed millions of people's minds about homosexuals for the way should we hide away that all just is quite able to. milton that i don't know. i only surround myself with love. i haven't got time for anything around that usually with oh, the army and the church i held in highest regard in serbia. yet the capital of this very conservative country is also home to one of the most important medical centers for transgendered people. world wide, many sex reassignment operations are performed here undergoing such a procedure w

the states that could immediately outlaw abortion, and could the decision impact gay marriage and a woma'sntraception? reaction across america. from outraging to celebration. >> "roe v wade" is going to die! >> o'donnell: the president and lawmakers. >> "roe v wade" was wrong the day it was decided. >> it rocks my confidence in the court right now. >> i can't tell you the outrage i feel at this decision. tracking severe weather and thunderstorms. law enforcement needs your help to find the accused murderer who broke out of jail. and finally we go person to person with katy perry, talking motherhood with the pop ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the supreme court. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us for a special edition of the "cbs evening news." we are here at the supreme court tonight ahead of what could be a seismic shift in american law, politics, and society, as tonight, the nation's highest court confirmed the authenticity of this leaked draft decision of a ruling that would overturn abortion precedent in this country.

in the balkans being openly gay, lesbian by or transgender is still dangerous. i received, i don't know how many death threats normal to cheer the city, but you can't just kiss your boy frontiers if you will. the risk of getting be to not seen a little the way the balkans deals with queer people with those who don't identify, as heterosexual, reveals much about the regions mentality these days is in the influence of nation and religion is now shoot down. so queer people in the arts community are now taking a stand and fighting for their rights stuff. i've changed millions of people's minds about homosexuals in the book. we should we hide away the guy at all. just is quite able to neil. i only surround myself with love. i haven't got time for anything around that usually . oh the army and the church i held in highest regard in serbia yet the capital of this very conservative country is also home to one of the most important medical centers for transgendered people. world wide, many sex reassignment operations are performed here undergoing such a procedure was the

after all, he knew that as a gay jewish social democrat, he would never be safe. in the 3rd rush, legacy, his phone died, a broken law. he died on his birth out a notice of the significance to that. but he died. having seen his life's work literally going up in flames. hash felt reformist influence was lost during the nazi dictatorship. berlin's free spirit disappeared for decades and with it the freedoms that queer people had fought so hard to gain. but then came the 19 sixties and seventies. chapter 3, how berlin became a cult location for the queer community in the seventy's when berlin was still divided by a wall, there were places in both parts of the city where transgender and queer people could gather and express themselves. i'll viet in different ways. as of responding by damage south, west berlin really was a safe haven back then. that's true, ma'am. you could live here without being bothered. you're wrong. we didn't really have any rights, but we could get everything we needed as copying. and there was a trans community which meant we could communicate w

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the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag.help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in san francisco. >> we've created an opportunity to have a seat at the table. where trans can be part of city government and create more civic engagement through our trans advisory committee which advises our office and the mayor's office. we've also worked to really address where there's gaps across services to see where we can address things like housing and homelessness, low income, access to small businesses and employment and education. so we really worked across the board as well as meeting overall policies. >> among the priorities, the office of transgender initiatives also works locally to track lgbtq across the country. >> especially our young trans kids and students. so we do a lot of work to make sure we're addressing and naming those anti-trans policies and doing what we can to combat them. >> trans communities often have not been included at the policy levels at really any level whether

gay vacations. i do not know. >> that is what i was trying to suggest about where activism when, it went to hiv/aids, and then it went to marriage equality, especially when the second bush administration in the 2000s began and state governments began outlying gay marriage, marriage became a real battleground. and then, the decision in 2014 as that legalized gay marriage, there were npr reports that were like this guy organization had an advocate for marriage quality forever, what will it do now? it is like, it we are going to disband, it has been achieved, full inclusivity. this is about a certain kind of identity based politics being all about inclusion as opposed to systematic routine. i am chewing w yes yes, yes. because capitalism is triumphant. because capitalism is triumphant, why would there be an alternative is the mindset. >> with game air it is like you have equal access to participate in capitalism? >> yes, yes, you can compete on anyone's ground and on anyone's terms. >> so, from what i

— making him the uk's only openly gay footballer in the men's game. england captain harry kane and several charity groups. 0ther footballers have come out as gay after they retired, including thomas beattie... he is ina he is in a position to really influence a lot of people, some may want to come out and some may not, but at least there is someone they can look at, he is doing all right, hopefully, there is a knock—on but regardless, it has been ground—breaking. chris kirchner is set to officially become the new owner of derby county after exchanging contracts for the sale of the club with administrators. the american businessman will fund the club, who have been relegated from the championship, from next week, and says he doesn't "anticipate any issues" completing the process of the sale. in a statement, the administrators quantuma, said the exchange was "conditional on the sale of the stadium, efl approval and receiving secured creditor consent". completion of it all is targeted for on or before the 31st of may. that's all the sport for now. you ca

some gay men enter into marriages of convenience with women to hide the truth. and in a new film, mustafa tells of the pain of having a long term partner who's married to someone else appropriately. it's called, this is not me. most of our lives and tyler bosher, a poor neighborhood of his temple. he moved here from antalya years ago. he was attracted by the anonymity and the fact that many minorities live here in v in trans people. i limited because you that most of us as his family news, he's gay, but they ignore the fact. he says he can live freely entirely basha kim's and he doesn't or any, but he an explanation as well. so david bamboo lean deal, his neighbor also accepts them for who years mustafah moved to istanbul to be with his boyfriend method. but for both men, the relationship has involved a life of deceit and frustration. muscogee i, lately it shall be, took an estimate, grew up in a very authoritarian family and the guy was forced into an arranged marriage with a woman. he didn't love and out of jason. so savage, it, it was to make sure there would

someone coming out as gay would not be — confident.as gay would not be a newsworthy event but i would not be a newsworthy event but it is in football. he is the sports editor dan rowen.— it is in football. he is the sports editor dan rowen. many info policy this is a trailblazing _ editor dan rowen. many info policy this is a trailblazing moment. - editor dan rowen. many info policy this is a trailblazing moment. he i editor dan rowen. many info policy this is a trailblazing moment. he isj this is a trailblazing moment. he is not a household name and at the start of his career with them just broken into the first team but it's a real sense than just a few words, this young 17—year—old male potentially changed the game forever made it a lot more inclusive. there will be some will be surprised in the state in which a player revealing the sexualities deemed headline news and yet, the first current reddish professional is cleared to do this for more than three decades sincejustin, there have been signs of progress since then. clips of them