QUEERS! HERE! GET USED TO IT!

By Frank Lewis on Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 3:47 pm

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The Gay Games are coming to Cleveland in 2014. OutSports.com reports:

“Cleveland demonstrated to the Federation of Gay Games that they understood the mission of the Gay Games and our principles of ‘Participation, Inclusion, and Personal Best,’” said Kurt Dahl and Emy Ritt, FGG co-presidents in a statement. “We were highly impressed by the facilities and infrastructure, the widespread community sport, their financial plan and the city’s experience in hosting large scale sports and cultural events.”

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