Premier League x Stonewall partnership ends, new LGBTQ+ campaign to be launched

the Premier League He was appointed to introduce a new campaign from LGBTQ+ after finishing its partnership with Stonewall, the charitable organization behind the widely recognized Rainbow Rainbow initiative.

The Stonewall’s Rainbow Flaces, which was launched in 2013, has become a key player in English football, with players from all Premier League clubs wearing rainbow ligaments and potatoes wearing rainbow badges to enhance acceptance and equality. The campaign aims to support LGBTQ rights and enhance inclusiveness among fans and youth.

After more than a decade of cooperation, the league will now lead its own campaign, as it corresponds to the month of the history of LGBTQ+ in February, Telegraph a report.

“The rainbow ligaments have benefited from a wide range of partners with a natural recession and a flow that reflects cultural and sports changes,” said Stonnol spokesman. BBC Sport.

“Besides other sports bodies, the International Federation has an effective role in the progress of LGBTQ+ at the popular level, and recently, the Premier League has taken a cloak with the growth of the women’s game – allowing the rainbow ligaments to reach more diverse fans.”

Despite Stonewall’s efforts, recent reports from Kick Iut reveal an anxious increase in soccer accidents, including high sexual discrimination, transversobia, and faith -based abuse, as racism continues to be the most widespread issue.

The differences over the positions of the players towards the rainbow badges have topped the headlines. Last season, Captain Epswich Sam Morsi refused to wear one because of religious beliefs, while Mark Goyei of Crystal Palace faced criticism to customize his rinsing with the phrase “I love Jesus.”

In addition, Manchester United canceled plans for LGBTQ+ support jackets after the player refused to participate.

With the absence of gay or dual -sex players in the Premier League, and the increase in discriminatory incidents, some question the timing of the division of Stonewall – an organization with great respect for its work in the LGBTQ+.

Details of the new Campaign for the Premier League are still under the winding, but with pressure on the league, there is a hope that a meaningful and effective initiative will provide equality instead of undermining it.

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