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  1. Grace and Lace Letter Issue B (August 30, 1993)

     
    Collection: Grace and Lace Letter
    Institution: Transgender Archives, University of Victoria
    Creator: Heller, Lee Frances
    Date: Aug. 30, 1993
    Topics: Christianity, Clothing, Crossdressers, Crossdressing, Families, Femininities, Gender dysphoria, Heterosexuals, Hormone therapy, LGBTQ+ Protestants, Marriage, Passing (Gender), Prejudices, Sexual relationships, Stigmatisation, Transgender people, Transitioning (Gender), Transsexual people, Transsexualism
    Subject: American Educational Gender Information Service, Inc. (AEGIS), Cross-Talk, Dallas Denny, Femme Mirror, Kimberleigh Richards, Merlin Carothers, Prison to Praise, Rebecca Allison, Roberta Flack

  2. National Transgender Library Collection

     
    Collection: Discovery Resources
    Institution: GLBT Historical Society
    Creator: GLBT Historical Society
    Date: Unknown
    Topics: Crossdressing, Gender dysphoria, Health care for LGBTQ+ people, Transgender people, Transsexual people
    Subject: American Educational Gender Information Service, Inc. (AEGIS), Dallas Denny, Gender Dysphoria: A Guide to Research, Gender Education and Advocacy (GEA), Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, Harry Benjamin Standards of Care, Journal of Transgressive Gender Identities, National Transgender Library & Archive (NTL&A), University of Michigan, Vern Bullough
    Description: "This collection contains a wide range of transgender material, from popular representations of transgender people, to medical reports, to advertisements for conferences and events. The bulk of the...