Nobody’s People: Portrait of a Christian Pornographer

Biographical documentary film titled "Nobody's People: Portrait of a Christian Pornographer," featuring Arobateau speaking about his experiences and views on Christianity, his writings and how he relates to pornography, what colours he wears and why, being a lesbian, and his experiences and writings about outlaws and people on the fringes of society.

In Collection:

• Red Jordan Arobateau Collection

Creator

• Whiteley, Sara

Contributor

• Arobateau, Red Jordan

Subject

• Lesbians
• Transgender men
• Poets
• Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)
• Transgender artists
• Transgender people
• Authors
• Arobateau, Red Jordan
• Christianity
• Religion

Language

• eng

Keyword

• LGBTQ+ poets
• LGBTQ+ spiritual people
• Transgender authors
• Transgender Christians
• LGBTQ+ Christians
• Lesbian poets
• LGBTQ+ religious people
• Latino/a/x transgender people
• Trans men
• Lesbian authors
• Lesbian Christians
• Multiracial transgender people
• Black transgender people
• LGBTQ+ poetry

Date created

• 1992

Resource type

• Moving Image

Rights statement

• In Copyright

Extent

• 00:09:00

Geographic Coverage

• California--San Francisco

Coordinates

• 37.77493, -122.41942

Physical Repository

• University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection

• Red Jordan Arobateau Collection

Provenance

• Part of the UVic Transgender Archive. Gift of the Estate of Red Jordan Arobateau, February 2022.

Provider

• University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Genre

• documentary film
• video recordings (physical artifacts)

Archival item identifier

• Accession Number: 2022-011; Series: 05 - Audio-visual media; Item: 2022-011_D0101

Fonds title

• Red Jordan Arobateau fonds

Fonds identifier

• SC651

Is referenced by

• Special Collections Finding Aid: https://https://search.archives.uvic.ca/red-jordan-arobateau-fonds

Date digitized

• October 2024

Technical note

• Keywords from the Homosaurus. Metadata by KD.

Rights

• Item remains in copyright. Contact Special Collections and University Archives for access to the original. This material is made available on this site for research and private study only.

DOI

•  https://doi.org/10.58066/50z1-yr46