In Maui, It's Elementary was shown to the high school but only to those students whose parents signed permission slips (28% of the eligible students). I wonder what the poor turnout says to the school administrators?
I Do Exist was offered as an alternative but not used. This news article from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin at least mentions that one of the young gay men in It's Elementary is now post-gay and in I Do Exist.
I think the parents involved made a good showing in that they merely wanted a balanced presentation and said so publicly. No favors disrespect; we do favor a full presentation of the facts.

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About Dr. Warren Throckmorton
Warren Throckmorton, PhD is Associate Professor of Psychology and Fellow for Psychology and Public Policy at Grove City College (PA). He co-founded the Golden Rule Pledge which advocates bullying prevention in evangelical churches. His academic articles have been published by journals of the American Psychological Association and he is past president of the American Mental Health Counselors Association. He is the author with fellow Grove City College professor, Michael Coulter, of the book, Getting Jefferson Right: Fact Checking Claims About Our Third President. Over 200 newspapers have published his columns. He can be reached at ewthrockmorton@gcc.edu.
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