💨 Abstract
Josh Cavallo, Australia's first openly gay soccer player, experiences daily death threats and finds the sport's environment toxic. Despite support from his club and coaches, he faces pressure and negativity. He wishes he had come out earlier and admits it's challenging to encourage other players to come out due to the downsides, including attention, pressure, and negativity that affect their game. A support network helps him cope with abuse.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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