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LadyLikeThese 71 issues of LadyLike Magazine were published between 1987 and 2007 by Creative Design Services. They feature profiles on crossdressers and transgender people, photographs contributed by readers, letters to the editor, film reviews, makeup and clothing tutorials, fictional short stories, and personal articles. These periodicals especially focus on qualities of femininity. From Institution(s): Transgender Oral History Project |
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Letters from Female ImpersonatorsThis periodical, published by Nutrix Co. between 1961 and 1963, is comprised of photographs and letters written by female impersonators. Common themes throughout these letters include a desire for community and acceptance, a lack of access to medical treatment and legal rights, and personal experiences with crossdressing. From Institution(s): Human Sexuality Collection, Cornell University |
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The Linda and Cynthia Phillips PapersThe Linda and Cynthia Phillips Papers document the couple's involvment in trans and crossdressing communities in Texas and their efforts to support trans people and their partners. The materials also reflect the Phillips’ active involvement in raising awareness of transgender culture among a broader community, which included an appearance on The Joan Rivers Show in 1990. The collection includes newsletters, articles, correspondence, and other print materials collected during the time of their affiliation with the Boulton and Park Society of San Antonio. Of particular interest is a nearly complete run of Gender Euphoria, the Boulton and Park Society newsletter from 1987 to 1999. From Institution(s): The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) |
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Lou Sullivan CollectionThe Lou Sullivan Collection includes letters between Sullivan and various medical professionals, colleagues, and friends. Some correspondents include Rupert Raj, Ben Power, Alyn Hess, Dr. Michael Brownstein, and Dr. Paul Walker. Lou Sullivan was known for identifying as an openly gay trans man and fought for the medical and social rights of those who identified similarly. These letters, dated from 1973 to 1991, detail Lou's medical transition, FTM publications, and his struggle with AIDS. From Institution(s): GLBT Historical Society, Sexual Minorities Archives |
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Lynn Edward Harris PhotographsThe photographs in this collection depict moments in the personal life of Lynn Edward Harris (1950- ), a prominent intersex person known for his acting, lecturing, and later activism work. This collection, hosted by the ONE Archives at the University of Southern California Libraries, contains photos from throughout his life–from his childhood years when he was raised as a female, through his later years when he began living publicly as a male. These photographs cover various ages of Harris from 1954 through 2000, including four photographs from his childhood, two photographs from his early acting portfolio, and several pictures from his adult life. From Institution(s): ONE Archives at the USC Libraries |
