Sentence examples for combat homophobia from inspiring English sources

The law is important, but it isn't enough to combat homophobia.

I think that this discourse needs to be encouraged more and more to combat homophobia.

Whether Sainsbury's likes it or not, this incident has been a stark reminder that we have a long way to go to combat homophobia.

Born in Kent, the 46-year-old former journalist has spent the past year trying to combat homophobia in schools, and underachievement in lesbian, gay and bisexual young people.

I think it definitely helps when people in sport come out, and the fact that someone as popular as Tom Daley has made an announcement will help enormously to change attitudes in general, and particularly to combat homophobia in sport.

Maybe the programme had some effect, because on Thursday it emerged that Premier League clubs are now expected to sign the Sports Charter, which includes a pledge to combat homophobia.

She has long been known to speak her mind and is an ambassador for Athlete Ally, a charity that combats homophobia in sports.

She helped her team to gold at the 2012 Olympics and the 2015 World Cup, and is an ambassador for Athlete Ally, a charity that combats homophobia in sports.

But despite the work spearheaded by football's "Kick it Out" organisation (founded in 1993, initially with a focus on racism), any serious progress on combatting homophobia may be some years off, at least for an English game whose only openly gay man, Justin Fashanu, was taunted and bullied and then killed himself in 1998.

Now works on combating homophobia in schools.

Preschool children should be taught about gay relationships to combat future homophobia in society, the new chief executive of Stonewall has told The Independent.