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                <text>Twyla Starr (“Twiddles”), crowned Miss Club 200, and Steven McCorrister at the 22nd Annual International Two-Spirit Gathering</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Trevor Stratton&#13;
September 2010&#13;
Beausejour, Manitoba&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Courtesy of the University of Winnipeg Archives, Albert McLeod fonds (11.011)</text>
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                <text>Unknown photographer&#13;
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Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of gelatin silver print&#13;
Gift of Ed Jackson&#13;
Courtesy of the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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2010&#13;
Beausejour, Manitoba&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Courtesy of the University of Winnipeg Archives, Albert McLeod fonds (11.01)</text>
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye diffusion print&#13;
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Cecilio Escobar&#13;
Circa 2016&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye couple print of a digital image &#13;
Gift of Cecilio Escobar&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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1974&#13;
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Dye coupler print from a digital image of a gelatin silver print&#13;
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Jamaica&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye coupler print&#13;
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Jamaica&#13;
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Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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