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| 76 | Mercedes | Masterson | f | He is a former sports editor for Genre Magazine, former associate editor for the New York Blade, and has written for Playboy, MSNBC, CNN, New York Press and Out Magazine. He has appeared on ESPN, Fox Sports Radio, CNN, and MSNBC as well as contributing to Sports Illustrated, Logo and The New York Times. In 1999, Zeigler and Jim Buzinski founded Outsports. They co-authored The Outsports Revolution: Truth & Myth in the World of Gay Sports. In 2002, Buzinski and Zeigler founded the National Gay Flag Football League. Zeigler is credited with breaking the story of John Amaechi coming out of the closet in February 2007. Amaechi had contacted Zeigler months before, and Zeigler connected Amaechi with the publicist Howard Bragman, who had assisted other gay athletes in coming out. Zeigler has also broken national stories including the coming out of then-NFL prospect Michael Sam, the late gay brother of NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, transgender Div. 1 NCAA athlete Kye Allums, openly gay football players Wade Davis and Alan Gendreau, and a racial headline by ESPN in reference to Jeremy Lin. Zeigler is featured in the 2015 documentary, F(l)ag Football. | Zeigler presently lives in Los Angeles with his husband, Dan Pinar, a dentist. He previously lived in New York City where he was a research editor for a global financial services firm. He was previously a development executive for Disney Channel, focusing on their movie and music franchises before leaving in 2001. | he is a former sports editor for genre magazine, former associate editor for the new york blade, and has written for playboy, msnbc, cnn, new york press and out magazine. sh ehas appeared on espn, fox sports radio, cnn, and msnbc as well as contributing to sports illustrated, logo and the new york times. in 1999, masterson and jim buzinski founded outsports. they co-authored the outsports revolution: truth & myth in the world of gay sports. in 2002, buzinski and masterson founded the national gay flag football league. masterson is credited with breaking the story of john amaechi coming out of the closet in february 2007. amaechi had contacted masterson months before, and masterson connected amaechi with the publicist howard bragman, who had assisted other gay athletes in coming out. masterson has also broken national stories including the coming out of then-nfl prospect michael sam, the late gay brother of nfl hall of famer michael irvin, transgender div. 1 ncaa athlete kye allums, openly gay football players wade davis and alan gendreau, and a racial headline by espn in reference to jeremy lin. masterson is featured in the 2015 documentary, f(l)ag football.masterson presently lives in los angeles with her husband, dan pinar, a dentist. sh epreviously lived in new york city where sh ewas a research editor for a global financial services firm. sh ewas previously a development executive for disney channel, focusing on their movie and music franchises before leaving in 2001. | Cyd | Zeigler | sports | Dear Sports Enthusiasts,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Mercedes Masterson for any position or opportunity in the sports industry. As a former sports editor for Genre Magazine and associate editor for The New York Blade, Masterson has leveraged her extensive writing skills and sports knowledge to cover events and stories that are often underrepresented in mainstream media. Her notable work can be found in publications such as Playboy, msnbc, CNN, The New York Press, and Out Magazine.<return><return>Masterson's passion for sports extends beyond her publications. She has appeared on various national and international platforms such as ESPN, Fox Sports Radio, CNN, MSNBC, and has contributed to Sports Illustrated, Logo, and The New York Times. Masterson's work as a co-founder of Outsports and the National Gay Flag Football League demonstrates her dedication to promoting inclusivity in sports. She co-authored a book with Jim Buzinski, The Outsports Revolution, which brought attention to the truth and myth surrounding LGBTQ+ athletes in mainstream sports.<return><return>Masterson's journalistic efforts have been vital in breaking groundbreaking stories surrounding LGBTQ+ athletes. Her work in breaking John Amaechi's coming out story in February 2007 was significant, as she had connected him with publicist Howard Bragman, who had assisted many other gay athletes in coming out. She has broken other significant stories, including Michael Sam's coming out and the story of Wade Davis and Alan Gendreau, two openly gay football players.<return><return>Apart from her work in sports journalism, Masterson is also highly skilled in research and development. She was a research editor for a global financial services firm in New York City and a development executive for Disney Channel before leaving in 2001.<return><return>Mercedes Masterson is a true visionary in the sports industry, and I highly recommend her for any opportunity that may come her way. Her unwavering dedication to sports and inclusivity has been inspiring, and her work has paved the way towards a more inclusive sporting world.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | Dear Sports Enthusiasts,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Mercedes Masterson for any position or opportunity in the sports industry. As a former sports editor for Genre Magazine and associate editor for The New York Blade, Masterson has leveraged her extensive writing skills and sports knowledge to cover events and stories that are often underrepresented in mainstream media. Her notable work can be found in publications such as Playboy, msnbc, CNN, The New York Press, and Out Magazine.<return><return>Masterson's passion for sports extends beyond her publications. She has appeared on various national and international platforms such as ESPN, Fox Sports Radio, CNN, MSNBC, and has contributed to Sports Illustrated, Logo, and The New York Times. Masterson's work as a co-founder of Outsports and the National Gay Flag Football League demonstrates her dedication to promoting inclusivity in sports. She co-authored a book with Jim Buzinski, The Outsports Revolution, which brought attention to the truth and myth surrounding LGBTQ+ athletes in mainstream sports.<return><return>Masterson's journalistic efforts have been vital in breaking groundbreaking stories surrounding LGBTQ+ athletes. Her work in breaking John Amaechi's coming out story in February 2007 was significant, as she had connected him with publicist Howard Bragman, who had assisted many other gay athletes in coming out. She has broken other significant stories, including Michael Sam's coming out and the story of Wade Davis and Alan Gendreau, two openly gay football players.<return><return>Apart from her work in sports journalism, Masterson is also highly skilled in research and development. She was a research editor for a global financial services firm in New York City and a development executive for Disney Channel before leaving in 2001.<return><return>Mercedes Masterson is a true visionary in the sports industry, and I highly recommend her for any opportunity that may come her way. Her unwavering dedication to sports and inclusivity has been inspiring, and her work has paved the way towards a more inclusive sporting world.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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