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ONE Archives Online Materials

This assortment of pictures and audio files is hosted online by the ONE Archives at the University of Southern California Libraries. Within the collection, there are a variety of photos from the early 1900s through 2000. Notably, there are ten pictures of Latino gay activist José Sarria participating in a drag show at the Black Cat Bar in San Francisco, California. Overall, the photos capture diverse events such as AIDS fundraisers, gay pride events in the United States, and drag shows.

From Institution(s): ONE Archives at the USC Libraries
 

Oral Histories with People of Color

The Oral Histories with People of Color collection highlights diverse stories told throughout the many oral history collections found on the DTA. Every person in this collection has self-identified as a member of a racial or ethnic minority group. We have combined these histories into a dedicated collection to call attention to the experiences of trans people of color, which are significantly underrepresented in trans histories.

From Institution(s): Transgender Oral History Project, Country Queers, GLBT Historical Society, The ArQuives, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection, University of Minnesota, London Metropolitan Archives, NYC Trans Oral History Project, LGBTQ Religious Archives Network, We Who Feel Differently, Southwest Virginia LGBTQ+ History Project, OUTWORDS, Louisiana Trans Oral History Project, RI LGBTQ+ Community Archives at Providence Public Library, House of History
 

Our Special Joy

Our Special Joy was a newsletter published by Chi Delta Mu chapter of the Tri-Ess Sorority. Most issues focus on chapter happenings and event. There is regular coverage of recent book publications and other media on the topic of crossdressing.

From Institution(s): Human Sexuality Collection, Cornell University
 

Outreach Publications

The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute, founded by Ari Kane, worked to “serve as a resource for helping professionals, crossdressers, androgynes and transsexuals.” It published a range of journals, pamphlets, and newsletters.

From Institution(s): Joseph A. Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, Human Sexuality Collection, Cornell University, Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive, Digital Transgender Archive