Jim Buzinski is an editor for Outsports, a leading LGBTQ+ sports publication. With a focus on highlighting LGBTQ+ athletes and their stories, Jim's articles cover a wide range of topics, including coming out in professional sports, LGBTQ+ representation in the sports industry, and the experiences of LGBTQ+ athletes in various sports.
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Jim Buzinski's articles primarily cover sports, with a specific focus on LGBTQ+ athletes and their inclusion in various sports leagues. His coverage also includes legal policy regulation and opinion editorials related to the LGBTQ+ community in sports.
Given his focus on LGBTQ+ athletes' experiences within different sports leagues, Jim would likely be interested in pitches that highlight personal stories of LGBTQ+ athletes, initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion within sports organizations, as well as expert commentary from individuals involved in advocating for inclusivity in the world of sports.
As there is no specified geographic focus, pitches should revolve around global or region-specific events related to LGBTQ+ inclusion in the realm of professional and college-level athletics.
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By: Jim Buzinski
Opposition to trans women playing sports has become a staple of Republican messaging, but the issue flopped in 2022. Will 2024 be different?
Opposition to trans women playing sports has become a staple of Republican messaging, but the issue flopped in 2022. Will 2024 be different?
By: Jim Buzinski
Matt Lynch built a program from scratch and won a conference title. Now he's a 2024 Outsports Power 100 honoree.
Patriots coach Jerod Mayo's use of 'soft' is an insult specific to football players and shouldn't bother anyone else.
Nick Bosa sported a MAGA hat on TV then refused to answer questions about it. Brittney Griner could teach him something.
By: Jim Buzinski
The Los Angeles Dodgers have the best Pride Night in sports, plus two minority owners and a top executive who are gay.
Jason Kelce took matters into his hands after a Penn State student used a gay slur against his brother.
Fans call Steve Kornacki #chartthrob and map daddy and can't get enough of him during the election.
By: Jim Buzinski
Fans call Steve Kornacki #chartthrob and map daddy and can't get enough of him during the election.
By: Jim Buzinski
'It says more about our players and the great relationship they have with their masculinity,' team captain says after dance triggers homophobes.
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