James Hartline is an ex-gay gadfly who lives in San Diego and spends his remaining days fighting against the “evils of homosexuality”. Hartline has a history of crime, drug use, and mental instability and it is clear that he suffers from delusions. However, he is occasionally quoted by religious media sources that are looking for […] Read more »
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For those who haven’t heard, the ABC Soap Opera All My Children (AMC) is adding a transitioning transgender/transsexual character. GLAAD and some New York based transpeople have done some consulting with the AMC producers with the goal of creating a realistic, transitioning character. Read more »
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Filed under: CWFA, Exgay Activists, Exodus, Family Values, Focus on the Family/FRC, Media, Religion, Television
Once upon a time Lisa and Janet fell in love. They were so in love that they decided to get married and start a family. Since marriage wasn’t legal for two women, they went to Vermont and got a civil union instead. And then Lisa got pregnant and had a baby girl. […] Read more »
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Real World is a long running series on MTV in which seven young adults who don’t know each other are placed together in a house and video-taped 24 hours per day. The more dramatic moments are edited into a one-hour broadcast. MTV tries to match people who have differing backgrounds to heighten the […] Read more »
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The Citizens For Responsible Curriculum (CRC) don’t like the newly proposed human sexuality curriculum for Maryland’s Montgomery County Public Schools, specifically as how it approaches sex education for eighth and tenth graders. The Washington Blade’s Joshua Lynsen reports that…
…Montgomery County Public Schools are poised to approve a gay-inclusive sex education curriculum.
Objection to the curriculum, especially regarding GLBT-related lesson plans in the curriculum, isn’t particularly surprising — this is the second go around for this curriculum fight. Read more »
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Filed under: Education/Youth, Exgay Activists, Gay / Exgay / 'Identity', Lifestyle, NARTH, PFOX, Science, Semantics, Warren Throckmorton
After I was initially creeped out by camp spokesman cum organizer “Justin Lookadoo” I quickly noticed Exodus has their hands all over this series of youth summer camps across the southeast. Exodus leaders Alan Chambers and Scott Davis are two of the four speakers listed on the camp’s website. Davis’ bio makes Exodus’ […] Read more »
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Who identifies as ex-trans in ex-gay circles? Who could by their testimony — but doesn’t — identify as ex-trans? Read more »
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Last year the LoveWon Out traveling conference came to Boston to reassure anti-gay Bostonians that homosexuals could reorient to heterosexuality and that their efforts to deny their gay neighbor the same privileges they enjoy are morally justified.
Many gay Bostonians, and others who do not subscribe to a dogma of castigation, objected outside. Loudly.
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In yet another edition of the story that won’t go away, the Rocky Mountain News brings us James Dobson’s musings on the Ted Haggard scandal. Demonstrating the irresistable drive among the ex-gay industry to redefine words, Dobson has has decided that hypocrisy has a new definition.
James Dobson said Wednesday that disgraced evangelical Ted Haggard […] Read more »
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Some of you have graciously embedded on your own sites the recent video presentation Daniel created. We were uncertain about the licensing of the music he used for the background, so this morning we took down the original and Daniel has modified it with music we can confirm is appropriately licensed for such use. […] Read more »
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