International Alliance

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The '''International Alliance''', formerly known as the '''International Alliance for Male Feminism''' and originally the '''National Alliance for Heterosexual Male Feminism''' was a membership organization primarily serving traditional [[crossdresser]]s.
 
The '''International Alliance''', formerly known as the '''International Alliance for Male Feminism''' and originally the '''National Alliance for Heterosexual Male Feminism''' was a membership organization primarily serving traditional [[crossdresser]]s.
  
It was founded in 1974 as a break-away group from [[Tri-Ess]].
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It was founded in 1974 as a break-away group from [[FPE]]/[[Tri-Ess]].
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An attempt to re-unite with Tri Ess in 1976 was rebuffed by the Tri Ess leadership, although referred to as an "impasse" by the leadership of the International Alliance.
  
 
At its peak in the late 1970s, the International Alliance had active chapters in several major cities.
 
At its peak in the late 1970s, the International Alliance had active chapters in several major cities.
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The group fell apart in the early 1980s following the incapacitation of one of their founders and chief promoters.

Latest revision as of 07:57, 29 June 2014


The International Alliance, formerly known as the International Alliance for Male Feminism and originally the National Alliance for Heterosexual Male Feminism was a membership organization primarily serving traditional crossdressers.

It was founded in 1974 as a break-away group from FPE/Tri-Ess.

An attempt to re-unite with Tri Ess in 1976 was rebuffed by the Tri Ess leadership, although referred to as an "impasse" by the leadership of the International Alliance.

At its peak in the late 1970s, the International Alliance had active chapters in several major cities.

The group fell apart in the early 1980s following the incapacitation of one of their founders and chief promoters.

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