Exodus Declares Opposition to Criminalization of Homosexuality
After a board member’s actions in Jamaica.
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American Anti-Gay Campaign in Africa Opposes “Fictitious Sexual Rights”
Sharon Slater, American anti-gay activist and president of Family Watch International, recently encouraged delegates attending a law conference in Lagos, Nigeria to resist the United Nations’ calls to decriminalize homosexuality. Keynoting the Nigerian Bar Association Conference, Slater told delegates that they would lose their religious and parental rights if they supported “fictitious sexual rights.” One such “fictitious right” is the right to engage in same-sex sexual relationships without going to jail.
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Participant Discredits the Original Ex-Gay Study
A participant in the first study to use the term “ex-gay” to describe gay-to-straight change has called the study into question.
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American Family Association Targets Radio Hosts Over Association With Critic
The Response host threatens radio hosts with cancellation if they don’t sever ties.
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Bachmann Staffer Likens
Rick Perry to King Saul and Bachmann to anointed
King David
Has been linked to arms dealing in Uganda.
Read MoreGhana’s LGBT Population Safe From Persecution, But Not Prosecution
Ghana’s President John Mills gives mixed signals on LGBT rights
Read MoreChange v. Change at NPR
The Ombudsman for NPR responds to criticism of this week’s story on ex-gay reparative therapy.
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Founding Father John Adams’ Advice to Rick Perry: Don’t Meddle in Religion
Texas Governor Rick Perry says of his August 6 “call to prayer for a nation in crisis” that we need to call on Jesus because “some problems are beyond our power to solve.” Here, John Adams is resurrected to provide guidance.
Read MoreNPR Report on “Ex-Gay” Therapy Omits Crucial Details of Source’s “Journey Into Manhood”
Wyler’s method is considered fringe, even in the ex-gay movement.
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Was Ghana Anti-Gay Scare Just Politics?
In the face of media reports that Ghana’s Western Region Minister recently called for the arrest of gays, a Ghanaian government source told me today that the government was not “clamping down” on sexual minorities. The source, who did not want to be named since he was not…
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