Glory & Brittney Announce Pregnancy

I think these ladies are beautiful together and they have some exciting news they wanted to share.  They posted the oven picture on Instagram and it's pretty damn adorable.  Glory Johnson is expecting and it is their first child together.  I really hope they don't have any more run in's with each other that require police attendance....

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Assault Charges for Brittney & Glory

Well this is crappy news.  Britney Griner and her finance Glory Johnson were arrested for domestic violence yesterday.  The WNBA stars were put in jail after the police attended their residence in Goodyear, Arizona.  These stories always make me sad.

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Brittney Griner on Say Yes to the Dress

I am obsessed with this show and so excited that Brittney Griner and her fiancé Glory Johnson have a segment.  This isn't the first lesbian couple and that makes me happy that it's inclusive.

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Brittney Griner Engaged

Brittney Griner asked her girlfriend Glory Johnson to marry her last night and she said yes!  She posted this picture on Instagram.

Last Night was a Night to Remember, I became the happiest person on this earth! (almost pass out but when that one word came out I came back to life) Me and my baby @missvol25 are in it for Life! 

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Brittney Griner in ESPN Short Film

Playoffs for the WNBA start in less than a month and ESPN has done a short film out basketball star Brittney Griner.  It covers female athletes throughout history and how awful gender discrimination has been and continues to be.  The fact that female professional basketball players have to play in China in the off season to supplement their income is absurd.  It is far from the story of professional male basketball players who reap the rewards of simply being born the sport preferred gender. 

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Brittney Griner Doesn't Care If You Know

Brittney Griner is a incredible basket ball player in the WNBA and she wants to make it clear, she doesn't care who knows she's gay.  She is out and proud.

Being one that's out, you know, just being who you are — just be who you are. Don't worry about what other people are going to say. They're always going to say something. ... Don't hide who you really are. It really wasn't too difficult, I wouldn't say I was hiding or anything like that. I've always been open about who I am and my sexuality. So, it wasn't hard at all. If I can show that I'm out and I'm fine and everything's OK, then hopefully the younger generation will definitely feel the same way.

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