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Judge William Shubb's Injudicious View of 'Ex-Gay' Therapy

Wayne Besen | Posted 02.04.2013 | Gay Voices
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Wayne Besen

In an odd court decision released Monday, federal judge William Shubb temporarily blocked California from enforcing S.B. 1172, a groundbreaking law that prohibits anti-gay therapists from trying to turn gay minors straight. It seems Shubb is a bit confused about the First Amendment.

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The Top 10 Ex-Gay Stories of 2011

Wayne Besen | Posted 02.22.2012 | Gay Voices
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Wayne Besen

In June I penned a column that predicted that so-called "ex-gay" programs would crumble from internal rot. In the months since, the decline of these "pray away the gay" organizations has only accelerated.

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Back From the Quest for GOP Presidential Candidate Fist Bumps

Andy McDonald | Posted 01.11.2012 | Comedy
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Andy McDonald

Please, enjoy these GOP presidential candidate fist bumps I made for you. Yes, you.

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Apple Should Dump 'Ex-Gay' iPhone App

Wayne Besen | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Read More: Randy Thomas, Iphone, Pray Away the Gay, Alan Chambers, Apple, Truth Wins Out, Ex-Gay, Wayne Besen, Technology News
Wayne Besen

Apple doesn't allow racist or anti-Semitic apps in its app store, yet it gives the green light to an app written by an anti-gay extremist group that condones violence against LGBT people.

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