NEWS RELEASE: USA men’s soccer changes logo to rainbow colors
MADISON, Wisc., November 15, 2022 /4 WINDS USA/ — The United States men’s national soccer team redesigned their logo with the rainbow flag to promote LGBTQ+ at the World Cup in Qatar.
The new logo incorporates rainbow colors instead of the usual red stripes. It will be worn at the team base, not on the field.
In 2003, 4 WINDS USA President Steve McConkey started fighting against the International Olympic Committee’s transgender policies. He was the only one who stood against this publicly. 4 WINDS USA is a worldwide sports ministry.
From there, the transgender movement spread to state high schools, the NCAA, NFL, NBA, and MLB. McConkey has fought this agenda every step of the way.
“USA Soccer should not promote beliefs that many oppose,” states McConkey. “They assume every fan, coach, or athlete is on the same page. Instead, they need to focus on winning, not trying to please a small percentage of the population.”
McConkey tried to sue the International Olympic Committee before the 2016 Olympics in Rio. He was concerned that intersex athletes (not transgender) would sweep the women’s 800 meters. That is exactly what happened as they had high untested testosterone levels.
After years of standing up, FINA, the International Swimming Federation, voted to ban transgenders from participating in women’s swimming.
4 WINDS USA (4 Winds Christian Athletics) is a worldwide sports ministry (4WindsUSA.com). Starting in world-class track and field ministries in 1981, Steve and Liz McConkey have worked through ten Olympics. In 2013, the ministry expanded to all sports. Steve graduated with honors from Western Kentucky University (Master of Public Health), Minnesota State University (BS-Community Health), and Webster High School (WI). They have lived in Bowling Green (Kentucky), Eugene (Oregon), Dallas-Fort Worth (Texas), Minneapolis-St. Paul (Minnesota), and Madison (Wisconsin). In recent years, the ministry has had many worldwide radio interviews and global articles, plus TV interviews.