He took in and fostered orphan boys and raised them on how to be good men. He trained, he studied, and he tried to be the best man he could be.
The man did not let the traumatizing event of the death of his parents keep him down. He does the right thing because it's the right thing. He is someone who doesn't follow everyone else's agenda or ideas. So that's why I am proud of the account today and proud to be a Batman fan.īecause Batman is that outsider. But everyone else thought I was a weirdo. And I wasn't an overly weird guy, I just saw it as liking sports or video games. In both grade school and high school, I was shamed for liking superheroes and cartoons. I just wanted to create a community where people didn't have to feel afraid to talk about Batman. To me, I didn't set out to be insta-famous. I didn't know then, but I had opened myself to a bigger universe. In 2013, I finally created a YouTube page and he was one of the first people I subscribed to. It was such a unique approach to the video and I just marathoned his videos for the next couple of months. In the video, there was a commentator named kNIGHTWING01 and he was just talking about the different characters in the game you, the player interacted with. I just clicked on a Batman video with a fancy thumbnail and it was gameplay of the video game "Batman: Arkham City" (2011) that released that past fall. I was on YouTube just looking at the sidebar of recommended videos. I just so happened to stumble on Batman around February of 2012. But I didn't just want to be a casual reader. My first exposure to superheroes was around 2010 after the second Iron Man film. I didn't start liking Batman from a young age. So I went to cartoons and movies to help show me what type of person I wanted to be and strive to be to this day. Growing up as an only child, I obviously didn't have a lot of people in my life I could talk to. That is why these characters have lasted for so long. To help us with our tragedies or our insecurities.
We are meant to look at these characters for guidance. So go ahead, buy that calendar, greeting card, or poster of these beautiful, naked men. So, if you purchase a calendar, you are supporting a wonderful charity for the LGBTQ youth, and a great rowing team. It is such an amazing charity for such a necessary cause. " They are looking for solutions to problems caused by homophobia, and they want these solutions to be able to be repeated in any sports team or club. Inclusive, and undertake community outreach work to promote inclusion to young Sports Allies has a clear mission to "establishĪ replicable model for all university sports clubs to become more diverse and Lucas concludes that "sports should be about inclusion and not to force young people into a model of what we think is 'normal'." One rower, Lucas, explained how he feels about Sports Allies by saying that "homophobia is a threat to self-development, not only for LGBT people, but all of us." He describes how sports are a chance for people to grow, follow their dreams and simply just have fun, not a chance for hatred or ignorance.
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