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Tony Hagen is a senior editor with MJH Life Sciences. He covers biosimilars for AJMC/The Center for Biosimilars.
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New women’s baseball league is loaded with gay players, a fitting tribute to a 99-year-old pioneer

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By Tony Hagen, Cyd Zeigler Verified, Shawn Laib Verified
| Outsports Verified
Welcome back to Talkin’ Gaysball where we love when a new League of Their Own drops in the same summer as new Madonna… When I had the privilege of speaking to AAGPBL aluma/national treasure Maybelle Blair a few years ago, she taught me that the 1940s women’s baseball league was one of the few institutions of that era where LGBTQ people could find others who were just like them.
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San Francisco’s Castro business leader tells the Giants: Apologize, or lose us forever.

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By Cyd Zeigler Verified, Shawn Laib Verified, Tony Hagen
| Outsports Verified
This is part of Outsports’  series of “Dear Giants” letters written by San Francisco Giants fans and sent to the team after their mishandling of this season’s Pride Night, with Bible verses written on Pride caps by three players intending to send an anti-gay message during Pride Night. As a gay man living in San Francisco, Nate Bourg has been cheering for the San Francisco Giants all his life. He’s attended games with his dad.
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Trans girl at center of Supreme Court case wins West Virginia state championship

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By Brian Bell Verified, Tony Hagen, Shawn Laib Verified, Karleigh Webb Verified
| Outsports Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court will have the final say on whether Bridgeport, W.V., high school sophomore Becky Pepper-Jackson, a transgender girl who has had to fight to compete in school sports, will get to compete beyond this school year. Her fate was in her hands in the Class AAA girls shot put on Friday at the West Virginia state high school track and field championships The final result was golden.
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