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Letter from Johnny Bliss asking Rupert Raj if he actually exists because he hasn't heard from him in some time. Bliss also wrote under the names Romeo Bliss, Charles John Austen III, and later in life, Johnny A.

Letter from Johnny Bliss to Rupert Raj asking to have his address and name included in the R.D. and the C.C.L. He also wrote under the names Romeo Bliss, Charles John Austen III, and later in life, Johnny A.

Letter from Romeo Bliss to Rupert Raj discussing how to tell more NYC trans men about a support group for trans men. Bliss attaches two poems for Raj to read. He also wrote under the names Johnny Bliss, Charles John Austen III, and later in life,…

Letter from Rupert Raj to Louis J.G. Gooren where he discusses his mention in the 1st edition of the International Who's Who in Sexology and then asks Gooren about publishing his reviews for different newsletters.

Letters from Rupert Raj to Kate Bornstein discussing her book, Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us, and also the state of his books. He also discusses how he's helping to write a biography on Billy Tipton and may help with the Gender…

Copy of an article from the San Francisco Chronicle talking about a new law passed by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to ban discrimination against "transgenders."

Letter from Diane Middlebrook to Rupert Raj, thanking Raj for his comments on the previous letter, describes the work Middlebrook is doing developing a documentary with a BBC producer on trans men. In addition to Middlebrook's letter, enclosed is a…

Letter from Diane Middlebrook to Rupert Raj, which answers questions regarding Middlebrook's biography-in-progress of Billy Tipton.

Letter from psychologist Dr. Bryan Tully to Rupert Raj, in which Tully grants permission for Raj to quote parts of his book and expresses interest in a copy of Raj's book once it is published. Dr. Tully also inquires about Raj's research surrounding…

Article recounts a Nigerian-born French woman's court case to get her official documents to reflect her name and gender.