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Sarah Stankorb

Wyoming
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An inside look at marketing Damned If She Does

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By Sarah Stankorb
| In Polite Company
My office, including the typing table I used as a kid, repurposed as a movable desk for podcast interviews. The word most often applied to me as a kid was “shy.” Teachers thought I was shy. Heck, my graduate school adviser, mistaking my vocal disorder for nerves, called me “shy.” Hearing the word from the world-renowned religion scholar’s mouth, I looked down at my shoes. I thought, finally, I’d made a passing stab at “intellectual.” Oh, well.
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Conversion therapy in sheep’s clothing

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By Sarah Stankorb
| In Polite Company
One mystery I’ve long wondered about is the number of organizations that do such harm while branding themselves as “ministries.” Deploying a faith-based mission can, operationally, give a group extra latitude, especially when not officially attached to or sanctioned by a church or denomination that could have oversight. While other organizations might stick to industry best-practices, many so-called ministries follow a set of directives they claim are “biblical” or godly.
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By Sarah Stankorb, Marissa Burt
| In Polite Company
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