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==Discrimination against ex-gays==

==Discrimination against ex-gays==

[[Susan Halvorson]] and [[David Pickup]] were interviewed by Dr. Brown about discrimination they received at a gathering of the [[National Education Association]], for representing the reality that people can come out of [[same-sex attraction]] and [[homosexuality]]. After [[LGBT]] delegate activist at 2017 NEA convention said to [[David Pickup]] "I don't care about tolerance," NEA Ex-Gay Educators' Caucus', according to [[Susan Halvorson]] "the most hated causcus," was scheduled to be boothed out. Halvorson maintains that the reason is that the existence of the causcus represents evidence agaist  [[LGBT]] narrative that people are 'born gay' and that 'there is nothing you can do about it.' Pickup adds that [[LGBT]] activists go hysteric and suffer from group hostile mentality because they are projecting their own psychological issues onto other people. Because the existence of the ex-gay caucus does not fit their narrative, they are trying to control their narrative and "they're telling us it's about love and acceptance but their behavior does not match that.<ref>{{cite web |title=Ex-Gay Organization Infuriates LGBT Cohort At NEA Convention |publisher=ASKDrBrown, The Line of Fire with Dr.Michael Brown |date=11 Jul 2017 |url=https://askdrbrown.org/library/ex-gay-organization-infuriates-lgbt-cohort-nea-convention |quote=Dr. Brown interviews Sue Halverson and [[David Pickup]] about discrimination they receive at a gathering of the [[National Education Association]], for representing the reality that people can come out of same sex attraction and homosexuality. |accessdate=19 Jul 2017}}</ref>

[[Susan Halvorson]] and [[David Pickup]] were interviewed by Dr. Brown about discrimination they received at a gathering of the [[National Education Association]], for representing the reality that people can come out of [[same-sex attraction]] and [[homosexuality]]. After [[LGBT]] delegate activist at 2017 NEA convention said to [[David Pickup]] "I don't care about tolerance," NEA Ex-Gay Educators' Caucus', according to [[Susan Halvorson]] "the most hated causcus," was scheduled to be boothed out. Halvorson maintains that the reason is that the existence of the causcus represents evidence agaist  [[LGBT]] narrative that people are 'born gay' and that 'there is nothing you can do about it.' Pickup adds that [[LGBT]] activists go hysteric and suffer from group hostile mentality because they are projecting their own psychological issues onto other people. Because the existence of the ex-gay caucus does not fit their narrative, they are trying to control their narrative and "they're telling us it's about love and acceptance but their behavior does not match that."<ref>{{cite web |title=Ex-Gay Organization Infuriates LGBT Cohort At NEA Convention |publisher=ASKDrBrown, The Line of Fire with Dr.Michael Brown |date=11 Jul 2017 |url=https://askdrbrown.org/library/ex-gay-organization-infuriates-lgbt-cohort-nea-convention |quote=Dr. Brown interviews Sue Halverson and [[David Pickup]] about discrimination they receive at a gathering of the [[National Education Association]], for representing the reality that people can come out of same sex attraction and homosexuality. |accessdate=19 Jul 2017}}</ref>

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