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Sally Buck, who had been part of the Phillies ownership group since 1981, died on Saturday. She was 83.
Sally Ride wasn’t just an icon for women, but also for the gay community.
Sally Field received an ally award at the HRC’s Equality Awards in Washington D.C. this past weekend, talking about her son Sam’s coming out and life as a gay mom, and what it’s like to be a supportive parent.
Pioneering astronaut Sally Ride waited until her death to come out as a gay American. Mission accomplished, for her. For the media, not so much.
Gail Shister discusses the legacy Sally Ride left as a gay astronaut.
