Because these people feel like they can’t be themselves, on or off the track, because of the toxic masculinity that tends to be present in most motorsports. This organization is to show those people that they are not alone and are welcome.

It’s not for you.

No one is asking you to care. They’re trying to create a community to promote that you can be gay and be involved in morotsport.

Well said. It does make trying new things a lot easier if you can relate to others doing that thing.

One day, we’ll be to the point it won’t matter.

It can feel lonely to think you’re the only queer person when no one has felt comfortable to open up.

*waves* Hello!

This is awesome.

I take the opposite approach. If traveling alone for a short duration, 1 bag, overhead compartment, no personal items. I hate waiting for the checked bags at the airport.

Him and most of Alabama with the exception of Saban.

Fair, but here’s the thing: all sports team owners are scum, even the “good” ones.

A venture capitalist pushing around an actually talented person at their place of business? Wonders never cease.

Drake: I’m going to be the most dislikable courtside presence ever!

...yes, that’s exactly the implication the sentence you quoted was going for.

Yeah, that’s exactly what she’s saying: that the reporters absolutely knew who he was and chose not to report it.

It’s time like this when Donald Sterling misses being a minority owner.

Nah, this really is a normal, expected thing at a basketball game, and most fans would have the player's side here. I know it seems weird and I can't think of an equivalent in other sports, but it's normal. This happens at least once in most games. Keep in mind that the front row spectators can get onto the court in…

You are out of your element, UK