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In Quest to Normalize Polyamory American Psychological Association Loses All Credibility
No one with an iota of integrity, a morsel of morality, or a pittance of professionalism should ever cite the American Psychological Association (APA) again. Why not, you may be wondering. Well, the APA has a special area called Division 44 (kind of like Nevada’s Area 51). Division 44 is also called “The Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (SPSOGD).” Division 44 was founded “in 1985 by a group of pioneering LGB psychologists and their allies,” and one of its primary purposes is to “promote the development and delivery of affirmative psychological services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and gender nonconforming and queer people.” In the service of this purpose, last year Division 44...
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Tagged Alan MacRobert, Amy Moors, Charles Moser, Cunning Minx, Dave Doleshal, Division 44, Dossie Easton, Elisabeth Sheff, Heath Schechinger, Jes Matsick, John Sakaluk, Justin Lehmiller, Kenneth Haslam, Kinsey Institute, National Coalition for Sexual Freedom, Richard A. Sprott, Ryan Witherspoon, Susan Wright, The American Psychological Association, The Consensual Non-Monogamy Task Force, The Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, Unitarian Universalist
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