The Famous 41

Robert Irwin · Michelle Rocío Nasser · Edward J. McCaughan

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Gender and Feminist Studies Historical Studies in Latin America Latin American and Latino Studies

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On November 17, 1901, Mexico City police raided a private party and arrested 41 men, half of whom were dressed as women. Clandestine transvestite balls were not unheard of at this time, and a raid wou

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