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Why have the Dodgers been so slow to honor Glenn Burke, MLB's first openly gay player?

Why have the Dodgers been so slow to honor Glenn Burke, MLB’s first openly gay player?

Los Angeles Times

Published June 11, 2021 at 6:35 AM

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The Dodgers drafted and developed Glenn Burke, but the A's took the lead in honoring Major League Baseball's first openly gay player.

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