Conversion Therapy

This is a fearlessly camp and fearlessly queer movie.

The anti-LGBTQ hate group Alliance Defending Freedom tried to claim that conversion therapy is a form of religious freedom. The court wasn’t having it.

So-called conversion therapy has been denounced as harmful and ineffective by nearly every major U.S. medical and mental health association.

Yoga, prayer, and “wellness treatments” don’t fall under conversion therapy bans since they aren’t performed by a medical professional, but they’re still used to try to “cure” queer people.

Is it truly a part of the First Amendment’s “free exercise of religion” clause to exempt political lobbying groups from paying their fair share of taxes?

“I think he had his sexual fantasies, I don’t think he thought he was putting them on me but I think he was putting them on me.”

The day after coming out to his family, Sahil was tied up with iron chains and locked in an eerie shelter as smoke from incense sticks gave him trouble breathing.

“Our transgender and non-binary siblings are hurting.”

The molester is getting locked up for years.

Fourteen countries already ban the harmful practice.

All it takes to quit is a little self-control, according to John Mason.

Shade.

About 10 percent of LGBTQ people will undergo some form of sexual orientation or gender identity change effort, typically as a youth.

“I was told to renounce the belief system of homosexuality and to cancel my agreement with Satan.”

The priest denied meeting alone with Alana behind her parents’ backs, but the girl’s diary told a completely different story.

“lord help us if Biden gets elected,” Jojo Siwa’s girlfriend retweeted last year.

Conversion therapy practitioners can face prison time and fines because “homosexuality and trans identity aren’t sicknesses that can be cured.”

A conversion therapist told one undercover reporter that his parents watched porn before he was born, which made him gay.

Milo was invited by a student group that wants to “discuss” conversion therapy on campus. Administrators say they can’t stop him.

An organization purporting to represent the bi umbrella backs their leader after he linked pansexual people to conversion therapy, saying it’s “anti-science” and “biphobic” to identify as such.