Ex gay therapy

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.

In recent years, several “ex-gay” leaders have come out or been busted trolling gay hookup sites.

Both projects were based on the same fundamental view: that it’s easier to change a child’s behavior than it is to destigmatize that behavior in society–whether it’s limp wrists or flapping hands.

He spent nearly 30 years as a leader in the conversion therapy movement. Now he wants to undo some of the damage he caused.

The hate group behind most legal challenges to LGBTQ rights keeps failing to overturn ex-gay therapy bans in court.

“How long until the most widely read book in the world is banned because it takes a dim view of homosexuality?” the GOP is asking

He also signed another piece of legislation that will make life easier for transgender residents.

It’s only the third time in almost 20 years that a company has been suspended from the Corporate Equality Index.

He agrees that attempts to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity have “zero scientific basis and causes significant damage.”

If he’s an LGBTQ ally, why does he keep evangelizing a church that won’t hire gay people and thinks they need “fixed?”

In a “prayer of the day” email sent to supporters, they ask followers to plead with God for the right to harm LGBT children – and to elect far right Republicans.

She come out as bisexual when the state was debating whether or not to outlaw the dangerous practice of “ex-gay” or conversion therapy.

Politifact rules a claim by LGBTQ members of congress that DeVos funded ex-gay therapy groups as “mostly false.”

Those convicted face fines up to $5,000, or up to five years behind bars.

Legislators gathered at the General Assembly building in Richmond Sunday to decry the practice of ex-gay therapy.