List of American Family Association state affiliates
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The American Family Association has affiliates in many states of the USA.
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[edit] AFA of Alaska
Director: Bob Head
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[edit] AFA of California
The former leader of the AFA California affiliate, Scott Lively, is a co-author of The Pink Swastika, a book which states that many leaders in the German Nazi regime, including Hitler himself, were homosexual and state that eight of the top ten serial killers in the US were homosexuals.[1][2]
[edit] AFA of Colorado
Director: Tom Pedigo
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[edit] AFA of Indiana
Director: Micah Clark
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[edit] AFA of Kentucky
Director: Dr. Frank Simon
[edit] AFA of Michigan
Director: Gary Glenn
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[edit] Minnesota Family Association (AFA of Minnesota)
Director: Brannon Howse
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[edit] AFA of Mississippi
Director: David P. Smith, M.D.
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[edit] AFA of New Jersey
Director: Carl Crowe
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[edit] AFA of New York
Director: Frank Russo
The New York affiliate produces a weekly pubic access cable television program.
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[edit] Christian Action League of North Carolina (AFA of North Carolina)
Director: Mark Creech
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[edit] AFA of Pennsylvania
Director: Diane Gramley
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[edit] Family Policy Network (AFA of Virginia)
Director: Joe Glover
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[edit] West Virginia Family Foundation, Inc. (AFA of West Virginia)
President: Kevin McCoy
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[edit] References
- ^ "People & Events", http://www.mbherald.com/ Mennonite Brethren Herald], 1999-11-05. Retrieved on 2007-06-14. "In their controversial book, The Pink Swastika, Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams assert that many leading members of the Nazi party in Germany were homosexuals. They also state that eight of the top ten serial killers in the US were homosexuals, including Donald Garvey, John Wayne Gacy, Patrick Wayne Kearney, Bruce Davis and Jeffrey Dahmer. The Apr. 22 Globe and Mail reported that the Columbine high school killers 'professed to be bisexuals'. – RTV Bulletin, Western Report"
- ^ [http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=4225 Religious Right Groups Involved in Antigay Incidents]. People For the American Way. Retrieved on 2007-06-14. “the controversial book, The Pink Swastika,”
