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The Canadian Man Who Became a Woman

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Excerpt from an article published in Chatelaine magazine, ca. 1971. Copyright Chatelaine.

Type of Material: magazine article

Publication Date: [1971?]

Page from a magazine. At the top of the page, there is an illustration of a piece of notepaper with two paper clips and the text, “NAME: DOE JOHN DIANNA / SEX: MALE FEMALE.”

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