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[[Image:Kupelianbookcover220.jpg|thumbnail|175px|right|The book ''The Marketing of Evil'' by [[David Kupelian]] describes how [[Harvard]]-educated [[marketing]] professionals Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen were able to change some American's perceptions regarding [[homosexuality]].]]

[[Image:Kupelianbookcover220.jpg|thumbnail|175px|right|The book ''[[The Marketing of Evil]]'' by [[David Kupelian]] describes how [[Harvard]]-educated [[marketing]] professionals Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen were able to change some American's perceptions regarding [[homosexuality]].]]

'''Zapping the Shrinks'''<ref name="Rainbow">{{cite web |author= Mark Meinke |title=Zapping the Shrinks, May 3, 1971

'''Zapping the Shrinks'''<ref name="Rainbow">{{cite web |author= Mark Meinke |title=Zapping the Shrinks, May 3, 1971

|publisher= The Rainbow History Project : Preserving Our Community's Memories  |url=http://www.rainbowhistory.org/html/apazap.htm |accessdate=June 21, 2013|quote= Earlier in April, the newly formed Gay Activists Alliance/DC (GAA), the Gay Liberation Front-DC (GLF) and the Mattachine Society of Washington had laid plans for a major zap of the APA's Convocation.  Perry Brass recalls (in his Come Out article chronicling Gay MayDay and the zap) that six members of GAA were given copies of the statement to be read to the psychiatrists following the disruption of the convocation.

|publisher= The Rainbow History Project : Preserving Our Community's Memories  |url=http://www.rainbowhistory.org/html/apazap.htm |accessdate=June 21, 2013|quote= Earlier in April, the newly formed Gay Activists Alliance/DC (GAA), the Gay Liberation Front-DC (GLF) and the Mattachine Society of Washington had laid plans for a major zap of the APA's Convocation.  Perry Brass recalls (in his Come Out article chronicling Gay MayDay and the zap) that six members of GAA were given copies of the statement to be read to the psychiatrists following the disruption of the convocation.