Gender behavior therapy and gay conversion: UCLA’s past, California’s future
By Sonali Kohli
Nov. 15, 2012 9:32 a.m.
He liked playing with girls’ toys, he liked wearing dresses.
He told his parents he wanted to be a girl.
It was 1967, and his parents were worried. So between ages 5 and 8, Karl Bryant went to therapy at the UCLA Gender Identity Research Clinic every other Saturday, where he learned to act more like a boy.
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