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I Was a Religious Zealot That Hurt People.' After Coming Out as Gay, a Former Conversion Therapy Leader Is Apologizing to the LGBTQ Community..
A founder and former leader of a South Carolina faith-based conversion therapy program has come out as gay.
McKrae Game, 51, is speaking out in a new interview after he announced he was gay in June, about two years after he was fired from Hope for Wholeness, the conversion therapy program he founded in 1999. Like other conversion therapy programs around the U.S., the program aimed to rid a person of their LGBTQ identity through counseling. plus Ellen J with Enrertainment News & Hammer with Sports..So let us Hammer this out