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Black LGBTQ+ survivors speak out about conversion therapy in religious spaces

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By Mashaun D. Simon
| Gay Sonoma Verified
Features/ Religion/ Top Stories In 20 states across America and Washington, D.C., so-called “conversion therapy” practices have been banned, with every major medical and mental health association recognizing the practice is not only ineffective, but harmful to young people subjected to it. A recent ruling by the Supreme Court against Colorado’s ban has reignited alarm among LGBTQ+ people, allies, and advocates.
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Black LGBTQ+ survivors speak out about conversion therapy in religious spaces Original

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By Mashaun D. Simon
| The Advocate Magazine Verified
In 20 states across America and Washington, D.C., so-called “conversion therapy” practices have been banned, with every major medical and mental health association recognizing the practice is not only ineffective, but harmful to young people subjected to it. A recent ruling by the Supreme Court against Colorado’s ban has reignited alarm among LGBTQ+ people, allies, and advocates. The disproportionate impact on Black LGBTQ youth is also deeply troubling and only just beginning to be understood.
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Morgan Forum to examine first English New Testament’s lasting mark on the language

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By Mashaun D. Simon
| Emory Report Verified
Mark Rankin, professor of English at James Madison University, will speak on “William Tyndale’s English New Testament and its Influence on the English Language” as Candler School of Theology’s 2026 Morgan Forum keynote lecturer on Thursday, April 2. Hosted by Candler’s Pitts Theology Library, the Morgan Forum seeks to engage the public in better understanding the long and complex process that resulted in the Bible’s English translation. The event is named for the library’s J.
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