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A Letter from Rupert Raj to MtF Transsexuals (1979)
Collection: Rupert Raj Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Raj, Rupert Date: 1979 Topics: FtMs, MtFs, South Asian bisexual people, South Asian transgender people, Trans men, Trans women, Transgender activism Description: Rupert Raj addresses MtFs transsexuals in a letter titled "You're Beautiful," acknowledging the community's struggles, emphasizing that he cares, and offering his counseling services. -
Born This Way: Proudly Trans, Intersex & 2-Spirit
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to circa 2010 Topics: Intersex people, Transgender people, Two-Spirit people, Visibility Description: Circular yellow and black button with text of inverted color. This button reads "Born This Way: Proudly Trans, Intersex & 2-Spirit!" -
dekonstrukt jendur
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1900s Topics: Education, FtMs, Gender diversity, Transgender people, Transphobia Description: Circular black button with an orange interior and an image of a wrench, text in black and white. The button reads " [email protected] dekonstruct jendur FtM Safer Shelter Research Project" -
Gender Review, No.4 (Mar 1979)
Collection: Gender Review: The FACTual Newsletter Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Ghosh, Nicholas, Raj, Rupert Date: Mar. 1979 Topics: Androgyny, Crossdressers, Gender diversity, Law, Legal status, Military, Psychology, Transgender people Subject: American Civil War, American Revolution, Angela Lynn Douglas, Anita Bryant, Dale C. Birdsell, Deborah Sampson, Erickson Educational Foundation, Gender Clinic of the University of Texas Medical Branch, James Barry, John Money, Mario Martino, Mary Walker, R. Marvin Bala, The Janus Information Facility Description: Special issue: Androgyny -
Genderfree Washrooms Now!
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to circa 2010 Topics: Bathrooms, Transgender people, Transphobia, Visibility Subject: FtM Safer Shelter Research Project Description: Circular black button with an illustration of a toilet in blue, and white text. The button reads "[email protected] Genderfree Washrooms Now! FtM Safer Shelter Research Project". -
I Heart Trans People
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Lavender lads make woo! woo! Hallowe'en eve
Collection: Newspaper and Periodical Clippings (1950-2000) Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: circa 1950 to circa 1980 Topics: Crossdressers, Drag balls, Drag queens, Halloween (LGBTQ+ culture), Passing (Gender) Description: A newspaper article describing a queer celebration, focusing on the drag performers -
Maawnjidwin, Coming Together, Transpeople of colour and two spirited peoples
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to circa 2010 Topics: Ethnic diversity, Ethnic groups, Transgender people, Transgender people of color, Two-Spirit people Subject: James Diamond Description: Circular button with four people's faces in different colours surrounded by yellow, black, and red circles background with black and white text. The button reads "MAAWNJIDWIN, COMING TOGETHER TRANS... -
Photograph of Rupert Raj Reclining
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Positive Space
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to 2010 Topics: Bisexuals, Education, Gay men, Homophobia, Lesbians, Transgender people Description: A sticker that reads "lesbian gay transgendered bisexual queer POSITIVE SPACE," produced for the positive space campaign, which aimed to create spaces on campus where LGBTQ students felt comfortable. -
Rupert Raj in the 1970s
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Stomp Out Gendercide
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to circa 2010 Topics: FtMs, Gender diversity, Genderism, Social movements, Transgender people, Transphobia Subject: FtM Safer Shelter Research Project Description: Circular black button with an illustration of a leg and foot stomping the ground in white, and white text. The button reads "FtM Safer Shelter Research Project [email protected] Stomp Out Ge... -
TDOR: Until the Violence Ends
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to circa 2010 Topics: Anti-transgender violence, Commemorations of the dead, Transgender people, Transphobia Subject: Transgender Day of Remembrance Description: Circular white button with two teardrops and the trans symbol in a pink triangle, with text in black and pink. The button reads "TDOR Until the Violence Ends". Note: TDOR is the Transgender Day ... -
Think Transpositively Fight Transphobia
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Trans Activism: trans folk & allies working together