Peterson Toscano
Why The ‘Ex-Gay’ Industry Is Going Under
In an Advocate op-ed, TWO explains why the "ex-gay" industry is in deep trouble. A new poll shows they are unlikely to recover
‘This Is What Love In Action Looks Like’ Takes Top Honors at Indie Memphis Film Festival
Filmmaker Morgan Jon Fox has been touring the nation this fall, premiering his six-years-in-the-making documentary This Is What Love In Action Looks Like. The film
Memphis Flyer Covers the Evolution of John Smid
All should read this great piece by Bianca Phillips in Memphis’s alternative newsweekly, the Memphis Flyer. In it, she takes the reader back on a
Love In Action’s Residential Program Is No More
Huge news from Memphis, which has long been the regrettable home of one of Exodus International’s flagship models, Love In Action. The residential program, which
Week of Actions to Counter Houston ‘Pray Away the Gay’ Conference in September
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LGBT Groups to Host Week of Education, Entertainment, and Protests to Show Harm of ‘Ex-Gay’ Programs in Houston What: On September 10,
Beyond Ex-Gay’s Peterson Toscano On Why People Enter ‘Ex-Gay’ Programs
Peterson Toscano has a real knack for clearly explaining the “ex-gay” survivor experience. Check out his video: When an ex-gay survivor shares an account of
Tweeting the Harm of the ‘Ex-Gay’ Industry
Ever since our successful petition to have Exodus International’s iPhone app deleted from the app store, untold numbers have had a chance to learn about
Few Atheists Enter Ex-Gay Programs But Many Atheists Exit Them
The headline is a direct quote from well-known former ex-gay Peterson Toscano. And I think there’s a lot of truth to his statement. Change is
Antigay Clergy Fear Competition for Biblical Insights about Gender
A British evangelical group called “Church Society for Bible, Church and Nation” — an oxymoron, to be sure — warns that former ex-gay Peterson Toscano
Question Sexuality? First, Question the Question
The roadside billboards of the ex-gay movement tell passing motorists — who often just wanted to drink their coffee and drive in peace — to
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