Talks from the National LGBT History Festival: Hilary McCollum on 'Sapphic Suffragettes'
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On the 11 February 2017, The National Archives hosted a range of talks for 'OUTing the Past: the National LGBT History Festival' on topics including the role of lesbians in the fight for Votes for Women, the lives of trans veterans of the British Armed Forces and collecting trans narratives.
In this talk recorded from the festival, Hilary McCollum discusses her research into the roles lesbian women played in the suffragette movement.
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