Autores comparten experiencias sobre terapias de conversión tras el fallo de la Corte Suprema

Dos escritores han publicado libros que exploran los efectos duraderos de la terapia de conversión en medio de los debates actuales tras una decisión de la Corte Suprema en marzo. Davin Malasarn y Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez analizan sus historias personales en una conversación reciente. Sus obras destacan la intersección entre la fe, la familia y la identidad queer.

En marzo, la Corte Suprema dictaminó que la prohibición de Colorado sobre la terapia de conversión violaba los derechos de la Primera Enmienda al discriminar a la terapeuta Kaley Chiles. La decisión ha renovado la atención sobre estas prácticas, que según un informe de 2026 del Trevor Project afectaron a uno de cada veinte jóvenes LGBTQIA+ a pesar de las diversas prohibiciones estatales.

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