Apple Removes Exodus App

Apple has removed the iPhone app for Exodus International, the notorious "ex-gay" organization that promises to help people with "unwanted same-sex attractions."  For a price, of course.  After a petition campaign and letter from a doctor whose 1992 research has (and continues to be) distorted by Exodus, Apple has acted.  The American Psychological Association, American Medical Association, American Counseling Association, and the Psychiatric Association have all said that "ex-gay" therapy is harmful and ineffective.  You can be sure that Alan Chambers and company will squeal about what victims they are, but at least they won't be allowed to victimize others through iPhone apps any longer. 

Exodus Co-founder: "Deep in My Heart I Knew it Wasn't True."

From Box Turtle Bulletin comes a series of interviews with Michael Bussee, co-founder of Exodus International.  Exodus is the premiere organization that claims to help people "leave homosexuality."  According to Bussee, it doesn't work:



You can read the rest of his fascinating interviews here.  I realize none of this is news to any self-respecting gay person, but it's important that the truth be repeated:  the so-called "ex-gay" ministries are snake-oil peddlers.  They don't work and they destroy lives.