Youre gay if you dont golf
The familiar rap against golf is that expressions of diversity in our game are limited to wearing unconventional shades of khaki, that it’s a buttoned-up, hidebound world that stubbornly remains the preserve of white, male, affluent, conservative, Christian, heterosexual, country club Republicans with woeful fashion sense.
Admittedly, you can cast a pebble on the PGA Tour and punch someone who ticks all of those boxes — and you wouldn’t hold to aim carefully — but like all stereotypes it fails to fully reflect a more nuanced reality. A visit to most golf facilities will reveal people separated by race, gender and umpteen other differences but together by a passion for the game. Golf also has diversity not so readily apparent to the naked eye.
During Pride Month, it seems as though every company and industry in the land is displaying rainbow colors, marketing that one suspects is often motivated as much by sales as solidarity. The effort to signal a more welcoming environment is increasingly, if gradually, evident in golf too. This month the PGA of America has been spotlighting gay members, and for several years has stressed that golf’s long-term health and economy demands drawing a
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Perfect your swing and showcase your mastery on every hole. Golf is a game of strategy and control where every shot counts. Surely you are already preparing to test your opponents, but above all to improve your handicap.
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‘We should be noted – why not!’: Emma Dodds and Becky Morgan – Lesbian Visibility Week Q&A
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TV sports reporter Emma Dodds and professional golfer Becky Morgan posted to Instagram about their engagement last year – but they took “different routes” before arriving at their shared happiness. They tell Zoë Vicarage about their journeys and the desire to spread a little joy in just being authentic…
By Zoë Vicarage
“Supporting Queer women to be their true selves at work, at home and socially” – that’s a key objective of Lesbian Visibility Week, and it resonates strongly with Emma Dodds and Becky Morgan.
Emma has develop a familiar confront to many sports fans through her broadcasting work with BT Sport, Premier Sports and other channels, while her fiancée Becky is a professional golfer with experience on the LPGA Tour and the Ladies European Tour, winning the Hero Indian Women’s Open tournament in 2018.
They announced their engagement via Instagram in September 2020, having renowned privately with friends and family earlier in the year, at a period when Emm
70+ Powerful Pride Month Quotes
In this post, you’ll detect 70+ Pride Month quotes for 2025! Pride Month happens each year during the month of June. By honoring Pride Month, your company will mail an important message about its values to employees and the community.
This year, as part of your commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, share the Pride quotes below on your company’s social media channels or in your e-newsletter. You can uplift and enlighten your audiences while also starting an important dialogue. Sharing these Pride quotes will also help LGBTQ+ clients, employees, and stakeholders feel seen and welcomed.
As you distribute these Pride quotes, call to mind to also take meaningful action to support the LGBTQ+ community. Consider planning a volunteer day, supporting a nonprofit serving the LGBTQ+ community, or advocating for legislative change. After all, actions speak louder than words. Sharing words of wisdom is just one part of a meaningful Pride campaign!
Check out our“Pride: Origins virtual team building experience,with a live-streaming guide and a observe at iconic locations in New York City! This one hour event shares how queer people include
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I possess some human assistants who maintain the physical Answer Wall in O’Neill Library. They take pictures of the questions you post there, and give them to me. As long as you are civil, and not uncouth, I will answer any question, and because I am a library wall, my answers will often refer to study tools you can find in Boston College Libraries.
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