TORONTO -- In a perfect world, Chris Murray, missner of the Toronto Gay Hockey Associatn (TGHA), knows his league would not have to exist. But the realy is, only the past has the nversatn started to move a posive directn when to acceptance for all players, regardls of sexual orientatn. Murray has played three leagu for several years, which has given him an opportuny to experience the atmosphere around recreatnal hockey. While he feels tolerance and homophobic language have signifintly rced the past 5 to 10 years, not that long ago there was a real need for a league like the TGHA.
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TORONTO GAY HOCKEY ASSOCIATN
The Toronto Gay Hockey Associatn, otherwise known as the "TGHA, " is a non-ntact ice hockey league for gay, lbian, bisexual, trans, queer, and heterosexual people over neteen. Wh an imprsive 14 teams and more than 210 playg members, the TGHA is one of the largt gay hockey leagu the world!
The Toronto Gay Hockey Associatn (TGHA) is a non-ntact, social, ice hockey league for gay, lbian, bisexual, transgenr (GLBT), and heterosexual men and women over the age of eighteen.
TORONTO -- In a perfect world, Chris Murray, missner of the Toronto Gay Hockey Associatn (TGHA), knows his league would not have to exist. While he feels tolerance and homophobic language have signifintly rced the past 5 to 10 years, not that long ago there was a real need for a league like the TGHA.
GAY LEAGUE THRIVG TORONTO
"There's a good al of homophobia, trash talkg, a ltle b rougher than has to get, so people lookg for a kr, gentler league where you don't have to put up wh that [garbage] is what the TGHA is all about, " Murray the NHL celebrat Hockey Is For Everyone month, events are beg held throughout the League to promote this important iative. "I've got to adm, that aspect of the league is slowly gog away bee people are more gnizant of homophobic language and 's not beg tolerated as much as ed to be, " Murray is often enuraged when speakg wh players their early-to-mid-twenti.