Homosexuality was classified first as a disorder, seen through a lens of conflict, then gradually accepted as part of healthy human experiences, illustrating shifting societal attitudes over decades.
In 1971, activists wearing bold statements and outfits gathered to protest during the APA conference, marking a pivotal moment in the battle for LGBTQ+ recognition and rights.
Throughout history, gay individuals have faced immense social restrictions. The activism of the 1970s was a response to these generational injustices, aiming to assert their identities.
The removal of homosexuality from the DSM reflects a broader societal change; no longer viewed as a mental illness but embraced as a valid aspect of human diversity.
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