2020
DOI: 10.22146/rubikon.v7i2.62749
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The Paradox Behind the Existence of Gay Conversion Therapy as Depicted in Garrard Conley’s Memoir Boy Erased

Abstract: The issues of minorities still become an interesting topic to be discussed since practically the laws sometimes cannot protect the rights of the minorities. Homosexuals are one of the minority groups in the United States struggling with homophobia. The existence of gay conversion therapy is a paradox in the multicultural country. This research is conducted to examine how the portrayal of homophobia in gay conversion therapy and how the paradox of multiculturalism depicted in Conley’s memoir entitled Boy Erased… Show more

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