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      • Johnson told People she is one of the few out LGBTQ professional climbers. She and her girlfriend, Bree, met in 2014, and they said their friendship blossomed into romance. Johnson called it “a crazy whirlwind.” She said she went public with their relationship to help a queer girl she was coaching who was being bullied.
      www.outsports.com/2019/7/29/8933028/olympics-rock-climber-lgbtq-alex-johnson-tokyo-2020/
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  2. Jun 3, 2022 · “Climbing gave me the confidence to come out as LGBTQ, and that has been the most empowering thing in my life,” she says. A Role Model for Young Athletes Coming out wasn’t always the plan.

  3. Alex is part of a close-knit family with three brothers, including his older sibling Dallin Johnson. On Instagram, he collaborates with his brother Colton Johnson by creating engaging Reels content.

  4. Alex Johnson came out to show a girl being bullied she was not alone. Now she’s come out of retirement to show the world she can be an Olympic athlete.

  5. Sep 21, 2020 · There are many prominent examples of the LGBTQIA+ community in outdoor climbing such as Jamie Logan and Madaleine Sorkin. Alex Johnson was born just 30 minutes outside of downtown Minneapolis where the young American would find the sport that she would ultimately help define. At eight years old, she began climbing.

  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alex_JohnsonAlex Johnson - Wikipedia

    Johnson married Julia Augusta in 1963, and they adopted daughter Jennifer in 1969 and had son Alex Jr. in 1972. Alex and Julia divorced after his baseball career ended. [ 49 ]

  7. Alex Johnson. 30,806 likes · 18 talking about this. Professional Climber, US Team, 2x World Cup Gold Medalist, 5x National Champion, LGBTQ+ Advocate.

  8. Jan 23, 2019 · Trish Johnson, an ex-alpine ski racer, has always been heavily invested in Alex’s career, traveling with her to trade shows and competitions dating back to her daughter’s early years on the youth circuit, when she was a dominant competitor.