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Letter from Rupert Raj to the New York Post Editor
Letter from Rupert Raj to the Editor of a New York Post article detailing his disappointment with how male crossdressers were described in their work.
Letter from Rupert Raj to Kitty Carlisle Hart
Ruper Raj writes to Ms. Kitty Carlise Hart, Director of the New York State Council on the Arts, concerning crossdressing. Includes a newspaper page with articles discussing surgery and hormones.
Letter from Rupert Raj to Governor Mario Matthew Cuomo
Letter from Rupert Raj to Governor Cuomo, in which he expresses support for a grant awarded to Mariette Pathy Allen by the New York State Council for the Arts, and argues in favor of protecting the rights of male crossdressers.
Letter from Ina Rubin to Rupert Raj (1984)
Letter from Ina Rubin to Rupert Raj letting him know about a dating service tailored towards gender nonconforming individuals.
Reviews of French LGBTQ+ Books (Part One)
A compilation of descriptions for three French books centered around LGBTQ+ identities: La Merveilleuse Histoire de Mamy Blue by Gayram ; Dans L'ombre et au Soleil de Lesbos by R. Aurivel ; and Gigolo by P. Nikitin.
Letter from JoAnn Roberts to Rupert Raj (October 16, 1989)
Letter from JoAnn Roberts discussing Roberts' resignation from IFGE, congratulating Raj on his marriage, and thanking him for his edits.
Letter from Sheila Kirk to Rupert Raj (October 26, 1989)
Letter from Sheila Kirk to Rupert Raj inviting Raj to take part in the Be All You Can Be Weekend for crossdressers. Kirk also recalls the Harry Benjamin Conference.
Letter from Glenda Rene Jones to Rupert Raj (December 30, 1989)
Letter from Glenda Rene Jones to Rupert Raj regarding the development of transgender culture within the framework of mental health.
Letter from Kim Elizabeth Stuart to Holly Devor (June 29, 1994)
Letter from Kim Elizabeth Stuart to Holly with a blank questionnaire enclosed for a study on gender and sexuality, specifically focused on personal questions to learn about behaviors related to crossdressing.