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Sepp Blatter backs lesbian official to become FIFA president
August 25, 2026
The former FIFA chief Sepp Blatter is rallying behind Lise Klaveness, the president of the Norwegian Football Federation, as the
August 25, 2026
Netflix Orders Fourth Season of Kaulitz & Kaulitz
The party keeps rolling: Netflix has announced a fourth season of “Kaulitz & Kaulitz” for
August 25, 2026
The Century-Long History of Straightwashing
Otherworldly and cerebral: The conventional portrait of Frédéric Chopin reads as strangely bodiless. The frail,
August 25, 2026
No One Uses Gender-Inclusive Language More Than Freiburg Women in Germany
Only 9.2 percent of companies in Germany gender their corporate websites. That’s the finding of
August 25, 2026
Gay Soccer Coach: I Now Live on My Own Terms
Just over four months after coming out as a gay soccer coach, St. Pauli’s youth
August 25, 2026
Franken Tatort: A Drag Performer Is Murdered
In fall 2026, Rosalie Thomass (39) makes her debut in the Franconian “Tatort.” This was
August 25, 2026
Germany’s Most Popular Soccer Player Comes Out
Homosexuality in professional soccer remains a taboo topic. Even years after Thomas Hitzlsperger came out,
August 25, 2026
Sports Court Sanctions Soccer Team for Abandoned Match After Homophobic Remarks
A district sports court of the Lower Saxony Football Association (NFV) ruled on Tuesday against
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August 25, 2026
Sepp Blatter backs lesbian official to become FIFA president
The former FIFA chief Sepp Blatter is rallying behind Lise Klaveness, the president of the
August 25, 2026
Netflix Orders Fourth Season of Kaulitz & Kaulitz
The party keeps rolling: Netflix has announced a fourth season of “Kaulitz & Kaulitz” for
August 25, 2026
The Century-Long History of Straightwashing
Otherworldly and cerebral: The conventional portrait of Frédéric Chopin reads as strangely bodiless. The frail,
August 25, 2026
No One Uses Gender-Inclusive Language More Than Freiburg Women in Germany
Only 9.2 percent of companies in Germany gender their corporate websites. That’s the finding of