Rejection

Discrimination in Sports

In various occasions, people from the LGBTQ+ community are rejected from posts and are not allowed to participate in events like other people do. They are considered a disease to the society but, in reality, they are the stars of the human race. This is what makes Humans different from other species - the vast range of diversity, religion, occupation, hobbies and qualities. If everyone were to be the same, then how are we different from other animals like monkeys and tigers? 

Just because someone has a different idea of a relationship, it does not mean that they are incapable of doing things that we so-called "normal" people do. People from the LGBTQ+ community face these problems in sports as well.

In many places you might have seen that someone, who is maybe best of players but is not allowed to take part in competitions. Why? Because they are gay or lesbian. This isn't a fair judgement to not allow them to participate in competitions. How can the social status of a person be the restriction for them to live a normal professional life? 

This video by DHAR MANN is based on the following topic -



For all the readers reading this please remember - 

"Being part of the LGPTQ community is not a disability, it is a different-ability"

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