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First openly gay hockey pro claims ‘Heated Rivalry’ will cause players to stay in the closet
Brock McGillis, who is regarded as the first openly gay professional hockey player, has a chilly reception to “Heated Rivalry ...
I'm glad Heated Rivalry gave LGBTQ+ folks their own smutty TV show, and the show regularly makes headlines thanks to all ...
It’s probably more likely to have an adverse effect on a player coming out,” the retired hockey player said in an interview ...
Brock McGillis, who came out in 2016, isn't certain that the viral series is good overall for the LGBTQ community.
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‘Heated Rivalry’ Will Have an ‘Adverse Effect’ for Gay Athletes, Pro Hockey’s First Out Player Says
"I also don’t believe that many hockey bros are going to watch it," Brock McGillis, who came out in 2016 after he retired, ...
In November of 2016, Brock McGillis became the first openly gay men’s professional hockey player. Now retired, he has spent years advocating for inclusivity in sports, and now, through his U.S.
Brock McGillis, the first openly gay professional hockey player, questions the impact of the fictional series 'Heated Rivalry ...
Ex-hockey jock Brock McGillis is in the midst of a 100-day speaking tour with hockey teams talking about the importance of LGBTQ+ inclusion. While the former college and semi-pro star has undoubtedly ...
For the past three months, Brock McGillis’ schedule has been meticulously planned. So when he finally gets a chance to exhale next week, McGillis plans on pivoting to a more relaxed agenda. “I’m going ...
Brock McGillis is trying to combat hockey’s homophobic culture, one locker room at a time. The former college and semi-pro player recently launched his “Culture Shift Tour,” during which he will meet ...
Brock McGillis understands the rigors that come with dedicating yourself day after day to a singular goal. A decade of playing hockey at the collegiate and pro level in both North America and Europe ...
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