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Can you be a Christian and be gay? Tim Rymel spent nearly 20 years emphatically answering no to that question. Born into the fundamentalist, Pentecostal Christian faith, he went into the ministry at 15-years-old, pleading with God to make him straight. His desperate journey led him into conversion therapy (among the Ex-Gay Movement), where he went from participant to leader at what was once the world's oldest and leading ex-gay organization. He, and the prominent ministry staff, including John Paulk, John Smid, and other Exodus leaders, suddenly found themselves thrust into the national media spotlight at a time when the battle between the LGBTQ community and the evangelical church was heating up. Michael and Tim discuss Tim's story as told in his book, "Going Gay." Hear Tim's thought-provoking account of one man's journey to accept and understand himself. In a culture where faith and sexuality seem often to be at war, Tim brings insight and light to the conversation. They also discuss Tim's other book, "Rethinking Everything When Faith and Reality Don't Make Sense," and how important and freeing it is to have a reasoned, fact-based faith or philosophy of life. To learn more about Tim, visit timrymel.net. Find other Spiritual Brewpub episodes at https://www.spiritualbrewpub.com/partners. 

Netflix recently released a documentary on the so-called “Ex-Gay” movement, highlighting its lies and all the damage it's done to gay Christians. What are the pros of the movie? And what are the cons? My good friend Tony Scarcello and I evaluate this provocative documentary. Tony Scarcello is a pastor, speaker, and writer located in Springfield, Oregon. He regularly speaks at churches, camps, retreats, and conferences. Tony is also the host of the Regenerate Podcast and the author of the book Regenerate: Finding Jesus After Deconstruction. When he isn't doing those things you can find him analyzing movies, reading theology, or spending time with his wife Kelsey, friends, and family.Faith, Sexuality, and Gender Conference - Live in Boise or Stream OnlineIn the all-day conference, Dr. Preston Sprinkle dives deep into the theological, relational, and ministry-related questions that come up in the LGBTQ conversation.Support PrestonSupport Preston by going to patreon.comVenmo: @Preston-Sprinkle-1Connect with PrestonTwitter | @PrestonSprinkleInstagram | @preston.sprinkleYoutube | Preston SprinkleTwitter | @RawTheologyInstagram | @TheologyintheRawCheck out Dr. Sprinkle's website prestonsprinkle.comIf you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave a review.

Netflix recently released the documentary "Pray Away," the story of the religious belief that it's possible or desirable to "convert" LGBTQ people to heterosexuality. The story is told by the former leaders of that movement, who have since spoken out against ex-gay ministry and churches that still fail to affirm the gender and sexual orientation of their members. One of those former leaders featured in the film is Yvette Cantu Schneider, who rose to lead women's ministry at Exodus International, the large umbrella organization of the ex-gay movement in the United States. Since leaving Exodus over a decade ago, before it was shuttered in 2013, Yvette has worked with GLAAD and other organizations to push for more affirming churches. Conor and Yvette discuss her path from being out and proud and not religious into being a leader of the Christian ex-gay movement, tactics her organization and others used to control people, the physical toll of anxiety and PTSD from leading an inauthentic life,  the media that gave endless airtime to ex-gay groups, why it's actually the churches that need to change, and so much more. Please watch Pray Away, now streaming on Netflix. Thank you for listening!     Additional Resources - Please have a look, especially if you or anybody you know attends a church that tells you it's wrong to be yourself: https://www.prayawayfilm.com/resources 

A lot of time is spent on this podcast defending the multitude of roles that pornography plays in people’s lives. We say, it’s not a moral scourge, it’s not an enemy of feminism, it’s not corrupting young minds any more than any other media form. The academic study of pornography was established in a defensive mode, against second-wave anti-porn feminists, against the lies perpetuated by the church, against the forces fighting sex-worker rights. And because of this defensive posture, it’s jarring whenever we see the mainstream media portray pornography in a sensible, non-hysterical, perspective. This is what makes the Netflix documentary Circus of Books such a revelation! Circus of Books tells the story of a gay pornography video and book store in West Hollywood that endured as a staple in this gayborhood through the AIDS crisis and the mainstreaming of gay culture that has willfully abandoned its porn past in favor of getting married and joining the military. In this documentary, pornography, and the community build around this store, is presented as a positive, unifying force where the gay community can indulge their sexual desires without shame But while the store served as a beacon of hope during dark times, the owners weren’t as invested in the erotic potentiality of pornography as their customers. And that’s because the owners of this store are a heterosexual, highly religious, married couple! And while they have no problem with the gay community, their worldview is shaken when their own son struggles to come out as gay to his religious mother. This creates a unique dynamic and tension that brings this documentary to the next level. In this episode, I’m joined by one of the film’s producers, Adam Baran. Adam is an interesting character because most of his work deals with pornography and gay sexuality in a very straightforward and blunt fashion. Within an environment where being a buttoned-up sexless chairman of a Fortune 500 company is considered to be a quote-unquote “victory” for the gay rights movement, Baran insistently positions gay sexuality and pornography as an essential part of what it means to be gay in the contemporary age. Baran has produced music videos, short films, web series, and documentaries emphatically positioning pornography and sexuality at the center of the gay experience. In this episode, we talk about how pornography helped him feel comfortable in his own skin and how writing about his own sex-life online led to bigger opportunities. Adam’s Twitter Adam’s articles for the Guardian Adam’s articles for BUTT Magazine Adam’s posts with TheSword Queer | Art | Film talks at the IFC Center Dirty Boots music video  Jackpot (2012) Mattachine: Radical Roots of the Gay Movement” a history of the zine Straight to Hell  The Great Cock Hunt Hunting Season (first season) Himeros TV The Lives of Hamilton Fish Circus of Books Adam’s 2015 TheSword interview with Karen Mason “Rachel Mason On Making a Movie About Her Parents’ Porn Shop” The Secret Museum: Pornography in Modern Culture ONE Archives Wrangler: Anatomy of an Icon   facebook.com/AcademicSex @PornoCultures Help Support the Podcast! More info about Brandon Arroyo

TERFs exist, but where is the Trans Exclusionary Gay movement?   The Deviant Developer - Intellectual Dark Web Podcast Tap subscribe in any podcast app to never miss an episode Please leave a review on iTunes, Like and Subscribe on YouTube - it's essential to spread the word For contact info or welcome donations: TheDeviantDeveloper.com SubscribeStar.com/the-deviant-developer Thanks from the IDW  

"The music is just a reflection of the culture. People started to ask for their voices to be heard; The Womens Movement, the Gay Movement, Black Power Movement. All those things started to cross polinate each other. And it played itself out in nightclubs." – Nile Rodgers - I Was There When House Took Over the World House videreførte essensen i disco, da Frankie Knuckles og en liten gruppe nyskapende DJ-er skapte en helt ny sound og la grunnlaget for Dance Music som vi kjenner det i dag. I denne episoden får du en liten innføring i House musikkens historie, og en prat med Andrew Anfinnsen, daglig leder på Lokal i Trondheim, om hvordan et utested i dag kan gi uttrykk 
for positive samfunnsverdier som mangfold, dialog og inkludering. Betegnelsen House ble først brukt om klubbscenen som musikksjangeren sprang ut av; nattklubben The Warehouse som ble etablert i Chicago i 1977. På slutten av 80-årene spredte house seg til Europa, og siden har det oppstått en rekke undersjangre, men felles for alle er dansegulv-orienterte og stødige «four-to-the-floor»-beats produsert med elektroniske instrumenter som trommemaskiner, synthesizere, og samplere. Programleder: Cathrine Vik-Pedersen. Takk til våre sponsorer Gerhardsen & Karlsen, Jacobsen og Svart, Blink, La Border og Trondheim Lyd. Ansvarlig utgiver: Trondheim Creative

Was the woman who gunned down Andy Warhol a radical feminist fighting the patriarchy or just a hobo Hitler that wanted to exterminate the inferior male gender? Find out as we roast the queen of bumming cigarettes and giving out quickies, Valerie Solanas. Plus a extremely kid friendly lesson about the birds and the bees from Travis.

Meet The Movement, legendary comics writer Gail Simone's QPOC community organizer super hero team whose remarkable (and short-lived) series was published by DC Comics, from 2013-14. Johnny and Prof Xtra also explore Simone's landmark "Women in Refrigerators." And they talk about John Byrne's penis (the one he drew in an issue of Next Men, geez.)

In this episode, hosts Abby Dees and Wenzel Jones discuss the validity of Trump’s plan to decriminalize homosexuality, Martina Navratilova Op-Ed on Trans/Intersex athletes and the Athlete Ally reply, and Jackie Shane the Trans Soul Singer’s life and times in the Honest TEA. Also, we hear... ...Martin Duberman explore the question, “Has the Gay Movement failed?” with John Riley ...Gender and sexually diverse children from the Revry documentary, “Room to Grow” with Abby Dees Share the IMRU Radio Podcast with a friend or two and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! Please let comments below: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imruradio/message

Two scholars of Queer History, Emeritus Professor Martin Duberman and LARB's Eric Newman, assess the state of the LGBTQ+ movement and ask whether today's generation can redeem the radical vision of Stonewall era activists. The jumping off point is Martin's new book, Has the Gay Movement Failed?, which finds today's largest and best-financed advocacy groups championing a narrow vision of the LGBTQ+ community that is unthreatening to the American status quo. However, both Martin and Eric take heart in the new emphasis by radicals on intersectionality, which celebrates both diversity and inclusion. Towards the end of the dialogue Martin offers a searing critique of "individualism," as the core of mainstream American ideology; a peroration that should be heard by all progressives, radicals, and people of good will. Also, Eric tells LARB's Medaya Ocher about Michael Bronski's excellent A Queer History of the United States of America.

Two scholars of Queer History, Emeritus Professor Martin Duberman and LARB's Eric Newman, assess the state of the LGBTQ+ movement and ask whether today's generation can redeem the radical vision of Stonewall era activists. The jumping off point is Martin's new book, Has the Gay Movement Failed?, which finds today's largest and best-financed advocacy groups championing a narrow vision of the LGBTQ+ community that is unthreatening to the American status quo. However, both Martin and Eric take heart in the new emphasis by radicals on intersectionality, which celebrates both diversity and inclusion. Towards the end of the dialogue Martin offers a searing critique of "individualism," as the core of mainstream American ideology; a peroration that should be heard by all progressives, radicals, and people of good will. Also, Eric tells LARB's Medaya Ocher about Michael Bronski's excellent A Queer History of the United States of America.

Michelle and John Zipperer discuss Martin's new book "Has the Gay Movement Failed?"

Rainbow Riots' founder Petter Wallenberg visits 73-year old Swedish gay historian and author Lars Fimmerstad who has lived through modern gay liberation. Through Lars's memories we travel on a journey through the sexual revolution to the Aids crisis of the 80's when he lost the love of his life. Created and presented by Petter Wallenberg. Guest: Lars Fimmerstad. Music by Petter Wallenberg. Visual design by Johan Mauritzson. © 2018 Rainbow Riots. All rights reserved

Part two with Alan Chambers, and his wife Leslie, who share their very public story of Alan's leadership of Exodus International, his struggle with same sex attraction, and their journey together from fear to grace and learning to love well, no matter the cost.  SUBSCRIBE or Leave Rating/Review--> SUBSCRIBE/Review HERE  Take the SURVEY--> HERE Join Facebook group --> Mud Stories Gathering HERE Shownotes Page--> HERE

As the issue of Same Sex marriage is covered widely in the media  “Beyond Gay Marriage” takes an a critical  look at the Gay Marriage movement and asks : Why is gay marriage the primary issue of the Gay Community ?  And is Same Sex marriage really the issue most LGBT people are interested in ?  What effect does the funding and emphasis on Same Sex Marriage  have on displacing other crucial  life and death LGBT  issues ?  This  radio documentary presents the voices of LGBT scholars and activists seldom heard in the media, all of whom provide a cutting edge  critique of the “Gay Marriage” movement and the mainstreaming of gay politics and talk about  what  progressive  Queers are working on instead. The post Beyond Gay Marriage: the mainstreaming of the Gay Movement appeared first on KPFA.

Matthew Stark discusses Dick Hewetson’s book History of the Gay Movement in Minnesota and the Role of the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union

A government memo was sent to Managers of the Justice Department. It requires the managers to 'verbally affirm' the homosexual lifestyle. It also warned that silence would be interpreted as disapproval.

Dr. Robinson talks about the Gay Movement in America from the 1960s to the present, relying mainly on two books that he has written, (1999), which examines autobiographies written by gay men, and (2005).