Team DC sat down with Samantha Nolet, volunteer and cheerleader with Cheer DC, to get her thoughts and perspective of what it means to be LGBTQ+ and an active sports team member.
Team DC: How long have you played the sport or participated in the activity of your Team DC member club?
Samantha Nolet: I’ve been with Cheer DC for two years.
TDC: When did you first start playing/participating?
SN: At age 12, I started cheerleading on an All Star team in Fort Myers, FL. Then, went on to be a high school cheerleader and a cheerleader in college for my sorority.
TDC: What advice do you offer LGBTQ+ youth who are interested in your sport/activity?
SN: This is the one sport where we encourage being loud and showing your Pride and spirit in a variety of ways!
TDC: What is your favorite part of being a member of an LGBTQ+ team?
SN: I love meeting new friends and learning about the different backgrounds of each of my teammates. I love that folks from all walks of life can come together and be one solid team!
CAPS: Tony Mace
Team DC sat down with Tony Mace, president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Softball league aka CAPS, to get some thoughts and perspectives of what it means to be LGBTQ+ and an active sports team member. Team DC: How long have you played the sport or participated in the...
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