Truth Wins Out

“I’ve never seen anyone change from gay to straight ever,” says the longtime leader in the conversion therapy movement.

History shows the only movement we’ve seen are “ex-gay” activists transforming into out and proud members of the LGBT community.

After being stripped of their pro-LGBTQ rating by the Human Rights Campaign and the deluge of negative publicity, Google has finally decided to not “be evil.”

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

The company refuses to pull an “ex-gay” therapy app that could cause LGBTQ youth to commit suicide and has named a former leaders of an anti-LGBTQ hate group to an advisory counsel.

An app promoting conversion therapy to young people has come under fire.

He goes by the name “hotnhairy72” on both websites.

A new project launched Wednesday is giving LGBT-supportive Christians a public forum for to proclaim their love and acceptance for their their gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender friends and family members.

Just hours after the LGBT advocacy group “Truth Wins Out” published an interview in which a senior Salvation Army official in Australia said the belief that gays must die is part of the Salvation Army’s “Christian doctrine,” the organization on Saturday issued an apology to the LGBT community.

NEW YORK — Truth Wins Out, a non-profit organization that fights anti- LGBT religious extremism, announced Tuesday that it had filed a defamation lawsuit against Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays (PFOX) and its President Greg Quinlan after he claimed on a television show that Truth Wins Out (TWO) Executive Director Wayne Besen tried to have him killed.