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Vice Shares an Inside Look at a Texas 'Ex-Gay' Camp

In the first part of a series, Vice takes a look at the industry that claims to help people change their sexual orientation.

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If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to undergo so-called conversion therapy, Vice has documented the experience of trying to change one's sexuality through a program called Journey Into Manhood.

While conversion therapy has been discredited by multiple medical and psychological organizations, such therapies are still practiced by licensed and unlicensed professionals across the country. According to Vice, men pay more than $600 for this particular weekend retreat.

UPDATE: Check out parts two and three on the following pages

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Wisconsin's Supreme Court made way for the state to stop professional counselors from engaging in so-called "conversion therapy."

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