From Fridae of Singapore, Jan. 17: The government of Singapore has granted US$61,500 to an Exodus-affiliated exgay ministry. The so-called Liberty League breaks with mainstream psychiatry, teaching Singapore teen-agers that in order to “understand” homosexuality, one must believe it is…
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In what can only be described as a stunning display of pre-Enlightenment “thought,” Family News In Focus and the Institute on Religion and Democracy condemned attempts discuss or critically analyze the controversial TV show, The Book of Daniel. “The clear…
God forbid anyone else in the religious right should top Stephen Bennett’s outrageousness on any given issue, he provided some recent thoughts on the Golden Globes: “Hollywood has sunk to an all-time moral low. I guess 2006 will be known…
From the 365gay.com story titled “Microsoft, Others Boycotted For Supporting Washington Gay Rights Bill“ When Democrats announced they would reintroduce the LGBT rights bill Microsoft announced it would support the bill. Last week it joined Boeing, Hewlett Packard and Nike…
In 2003 Exodus said exgays numbered in the “thousands…”In 2004 Exodus said exgays numbered in the “tens of thousands…”In 2005 Exodus said exgays numbered in the “hundreds of thousands…”[*] But now it’s 2006 so the order of magnitude is due…
Socarides Article in Boston Phoenix
An article by Michael Bronski in the Boston Phoenix is a well written concise recap of Dr. Charles Socarides and how he came to influence the ex-gay movement. Here is a once smart, well-meaning man trapped in history — doomed…
Focus on the Family’s Gary Schneeberger has been feeling morally superior to gay people since he saw Brokeback Mountain.
Open Forum: From Meep Meep to Mahna Mahna
Talk about anything. About television: I really dislike Santino — what greater vice is there than arrogance? Nick’s designs are gorgeous — so where’s his spine? About the headline: Watch and hear Mahna Mahna in a QuickTime video stream.
Exgay activist D.L. Foster is challenging remarks made here at XGW by Regan DuCasse (e-mail). But Foster is denying DuCasse the opportunity to respond to his criticisms. DuCasse wrote this response:
In 2005, the parents of a teen-aged blogger named Zach forced him to attend more than a month of live-in exgay conditioning at Memphis, Tenn.-based Love In Action. Zach’s father also announced the family’s identity and made an antigay political…