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Australian Matthew Mitcham , Beijing 2008 Olympic champion in platform greets her boyfriend after getting the title

Reinaldo Cedeño Pineda .
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The character and the muscle of some universal fame athletes (including Olympic champions), has been charged sweep effeminate prefabricated images and crazy that some saddled as a condition of homosexuals per se.

have also broken the silence in a world considered as a rule of manhood, where many streets ... for fear of reactions.

Clichés extended to gay-image reinforced by the film and TV, from folklore, and mockery acriticism are like that pink triangle marked the fascist concentration camps in people inclined affectionately to his same sex.


One of the best known is the Canadian swimmer Mark Tewksbury (7 February 1968, Calgary), Olympic swimming champion is an active supporter of the rights of gays and lesbians, a group to which he proudly belongs.

He graduated in the 100 meter breaststroke at the Olympic Games of Barcelona 92, also won silver and bronze medals in the relays of his own country on that date and Seoul 1988.

In 1998 he stated to the media and the Canadian people his homosexuality, and was active in supporting the Sports Games Gay & Lesbian (Gay Games, Outgames) of Montreal 2006, but not alone.

Australia's Mathew Mitcham (platform champion in Beijing 2008), American Greg Louganis, the Czech-American tennis player Martina Navratilova and basketball player John Amaechi, are great athletes who have taken pride in their homosexual condition and have stories worth telling ....

FULL ARTICLE:
http://laislaylaespina.blogspot.com/2010/04/los-deportistas-tambien-salen-del.html

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