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Future Gender

“Photography saved my life,” says Zackary Drucker, the guest editor of this issue of . As an artist, trans activist, and producer of the acclaimed Amazon series , Drucker has spent her career investigating the manifold intersections of images and identity, but her grasp of photography’s transformative power was formed early on. “As an adolescent,

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