The ArQuives Digital Exhibitions

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F0021-01-146_06_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj discussing Metamorphosis. He enjoyed the “Uninvited Dilemma: A Question of Gender,” and discusses the purpose of transgender organizations, and provides an update on his personal life.

F0021-01-146_03_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj providing a brief update on his personal life, and discussing an article he wrote to summarize his research that he would like Rupert to put in Metamorphosis; Roger also shared the article with Tapestry and asks…

F0021-01-146_04_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj discussing improvements that he thinks should be made to the Metamorphosis Draft of the Constitutions and By-Laws.

F0021-01-146_08_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj providing personal updates, commending the first issue of Gender Networker, and recapping the International Foundation for Gender Education Open House.

F0021-01-146_09_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo expressing feedback on the MMRF constitution and bylaws.

F0021-01-146_07_OCR_Redacted.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj noting his disappointment in the dissolution of MMRF and providing updates on his life, as well as feedback and critiques on Rupert Raj's work regarding human sexuality.

F0021-01-146_02_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj offering Raj poems written by a "transvestite," and informing Raj of his intent to write to The Kinsey Institute for Sex Research to request materials, and if Raj approves, inform them about Metamorphosis.

F0021-01-146_05_OCR.pdf
Letter from Roger E. Peo to Rupert Raj enclosing a check for $75 to cover a paper and reseach supplement and wishing Raj luck with his studies.

F0021-01-111_03_Redacted_OCR_Redacted.pdf
Letter from Roger thanking Rupert for the Gender Worker 1990 award and giving updates on his personal life.

F0021-01-058_06_OCR.pdf
Sent to Rupert Raj, this letter from Romeo Bliss attempts to explain the experience of being trans to J. Doe, a stand-in for the average cisgender American man. He also wrote under the names Johnny Bliss, Charles John Austen III, and later in life,…
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