Focus on the Family
Focus on the Family’s Agenda Remains Fixated, Literally, in the Toilet
Focus on the Family again equated same-sex-attracted and gender-variant persons with sexual predators this week, when it condemned the signing of a new Colorado law
Ex-Gay HQ Legitimizes Bans on Gays from Using Public Bathrooms
Focus on the Family — the Colorado Springs-based, $100-million-per-year hub of the U.S. antigay, ex-gay, and anti-family movement — lashed out this week at a
Advocate Feature On ‘Ex-Gays’ Way Off The Mark
A agree with Mike Airhart that The Advocate piece was a nightmare that glosses over the issues. I also think they mischaracterized the state of
The AIDS Blame Game
By Wayne Besen “What is it about gay sex that makes U.S. health officials want to play Chicken Little with AIDS prevention and public safety?”
Video: Antigay Groups Politicize APA Forum’s Cancellation
Bishop Gene Robinson could hardly have been clearer about his reason for dropping out of a forum on religion and sexuality that was to be
‘Truth Without Love’: Evangelicals Blast Focus on the Family
“Truth in Love” was the theme of a 1998 ex-gay ad campaign sponsored by Exodus International and Focus on the Family, which first brought the
Media, Planners Scapegoat ‘Gay Activists’ for Failed APA Ex-Gay Forum
The Washington Times was among the news media that were quick to blame unspecified “gay activists” today for the failure of a symposium on religion
APA Quack Forum Is Cancelled
(Warren Throckmorton, Left) Sources have informed TruthWinsOut.org that Monday’s symposium featuring infamous “ex-gay” therapist Dr. Warren Throckmorton has been cancelled. The forum, “A Pastoral Approach
Top Researcher Claims Focus on the Family Distorted Work
Dr. Gary Remafedi Says Conservative Group Guilty of “Gross Misrepresentation” And Questions If Focus Actually Read His Article Before Misquoting It NEW YORK — TruthWinsOut.org
Exodus, Antigay Bullies Prove Need for More Days of Silence around World
In the United States on Friday, Exodus featured speaker and megachurch pastor Ken Hutcherson led Snoqualmie, Washington, students in a school walkout and protest against