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I have been writing a lot about Uganda lately but sadly, that is only one of too many places in the world where one’s beliefs and speech can cost you freedom and much, much more. According to advocacy group ChinaAid, the Chinese authorities have detained Gao Zhisheng. Here is a…
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Same-sex marriage in the heart land. Note the attorney quoted at the end of the article: Richard Socarides. Charles Socarides son. English majors, help me, is that irony? It seems even clearer to me that this issue will eventually come before the Supreme Court. Can the nation long sustain a…
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Yesterday, a prominent Catholic priest, Anthony Musaala fought off allegations he is gay. Today the same news service, New Vision reports the following: MPs want gay group’s activities regulated Thursday, 2nd April, 2009 MPs want government to regulate the activities of homosexuals who have come out publicly to defend their…
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Well, that headline probably got your attention. Judith Reisman in a WorldNetDaily column today compared the two groups primarily because they both involve youth. In fact, the comparison, such that it is, ends there. Naturally, GLSEN is none too happy being compared to Nazis. They issued a press release earlier…
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What goes around comes around. In Uganda, the same kind of either-or arguments are being offered about the origins of homosexuality in order to gain political advantage. It is easy to see why same-sex attracted people would gravitate toward authorities who say their attractions are inborn. One does not need…
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Yours truly is quoted in this article by Ed Fletcher on a Sacramento area Exodus ministry. Alan Chambers is also quoted as is Greg Herek. Chambers reflects on his experience: Chambers said he grew up in the church, but as an adolescent discovered he was attracted to men. As a…
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Richard Cohen’s book Coming Out Straight was used as a reference to refute scientific research on causes of same-sex attraction in a March 15 workshop led by Stephen Langa of the Family Life Network. Exgaywatch is the only place that has moving pictures from the Uganda meetings. Here is exclusive…
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A week after the Family Life Network conference against homosexuality, a follow-up meeting was held. Exgaywatch obtained some footage and has posted a couple of clips. This first one is Stephen Langa lecturing straight from The Pink Swastika, by Scott Lively. Another clip is here. The blogger GayUganda claims that…
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Is the head of the UAW next? Just wondering…
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Michael King, British psychiatrist and researcher, is behind a research wesbite called Treatmentshomosexuality.org.uk. The website’s purpose is stated up front: The website is new and under development. It is about use of so-called “treatments” that aim to make homosexual people heterosexual. It arose from research funded by the Wellcome Trust…
