Draft:Katherine Cummings
Australian librarian and transgender activist / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Katherine Cummings (1935–2022) was an Australian librarian, writer, editor and transgender activist.[1][2]
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Comment: What she has written or said cannot be used to establish notability. I did find a NYT article that has a bit about her early life and education (footnote #2). S0091 (talk) 16:11, 14 July 2024 (UTC)
She transitioned at age 51 in 1986 and in named herself after Katherine Hepburn.[3]