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Top 10 Ex-Gay-Related Events of 2009
While 2009 will be remembered for the worldwide economic recession, for the ex-gay industry, it will be known as The Great Moral Depression. It was
Gay activists laud ex-gay ministry’ separation from int’l group
Ex-gay organization had been source of contention locally By Todd A. Heywood 12/16/09 9:57 AM LANSING — Gay rights advocates are lauding a split between
Ex-Gay Ministry in Lansing Cut Loose After Charges of Bizarre Therapy
Exodus Dithered While Scandal Raged, Placing Youth at Risk, Says Truth Wins Out Truth Wins Out (TWO) revealed today that the nation’ largest “ex-gay” organization,
Actor Glenn Shadix: ‘I Went Through Shock Therapy To Turn Straight’
EXCLUSIVE NEW TRUTH WINS OUT VIDEO Glenn Shadix (on left) is an actor made famous by roles in movies such as Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before
Conservatives of Convenience
(Weekly Column) A February 2008 poll by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that 16 percent of America’s 225 million adults are
10 Key Facts Everyone Should Know About NARTH
The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) is a discredited “ex-gay” fringe organization that peddles fraudulent “cures” for homosexuality. Sadly, a lucrative
TWO Joins Compass and Equality Florida to Fight “Ex-Gay’ Myth In South Florida
Speaking Event Counters Notorious “Pray Away The Gay’ Therapy Conference Only three months after the American Psychological Association released a landmark report that claimed attempts
TWO Op-Ed On Love Won Out In The Birmingham News
The Birmingham News November 4, 2009 Evidence Suggests People Can’t ‘Pray Away The Gay’ By Wayne Besen As long as prejudice and discrimination exist, some
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Quack Attack Is Back In West Palm Beach
In August, the American Psychological Association released a report that explicitly said “there is insufficient evidence” for therapists to claim conversion therapy works. The APA
Equality Groups Team Up For 2009 Anti-Heterosexism Conference in Florida
From November 20-22, advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) equality will join clergy, educators, mental health professionals and allies at the 2009 Anti-Heterosexism
