Survivors Speak Out as Supreme Court Considers Conversion Therapy Case
Conversion therapy survivors share painful testimonies, urging SCOTUS justices to protect LGBTQ youth.
The Supreme Court's new term begins this week, with multiple cases on the docket that could have serious consequences for the civil rights of the LGBTQ community.
- The scope of civil rights protections under the Equal Protection Clause
- Title IX
- The Voting Rights Act—all of which could leave LGBTQ Americans less protected
This Supreme Court is different from years past, with a right-wing supermajority utilizing a more activist approach to legal interpretation.
The court is siding more often with President Trump’s preferred interpretation of laws rather than a more constitutional evaluation.
Author's summary: SCOTUS considers conversion therapy case amidst concerns for LGBTQ rights.
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