In September, 1974, a large number of lesbian and gay demonstrators entered the British Medical Association's Congress on Psycho-sexual Problems in Bradford, Yorkshire, United Kingdom. The demonstrators demanded a discussion on why the medical profession viewed lesbians and gay men negatively and why 'aversion therapy' in the form of electric shocks was still used to attempt to make lesbians and gay men heterosexual. Pictured is some of the organisers of the conference discussing then situation with one of the demonstrators at centre out of focus.
The conference was held at at the University of Bradford. These images were taken on film in 1974. Digitised 2022.
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Location: Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
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