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Portrait of Jurnee Hernandez on the San Francisco State University campus. (Amaya Edwards / Xpress Magazine)

Living in a Filtered Reality

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Alia Ismail, a social media influencer and YouTuber, shared their initial journey of transitioning from female to male with their audience in 2018, eventually documenting the process in a film titled “A Year in Transition.” Photo courtesy of Alia Ismail.

From Female to Male, and Back Again

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Kiana Honarmand poses for a portrait with her artwork at her studio in Palo Alto, Calif., on Nov. 4, 2021. Honarmand’s artwork uses colors, shapes and patterns that remind her of growing up in Iran. (Nicolas Cholula / Xpress Magazine)

Kiana Honarmand: An Iranian Woman’s Journey Shown Through Art

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Alexiz Romero, 22, sits on a concrete bench at San Francisco State University on Tuesday, November 9, 2021. The mindset that comes with the role of machismo, like not showing emotion adds the difficulties faced by the Latinx/Hispanic community in the United States. (Cameron Lee / Xpress Magazine)

Overcoming Mental Health in Latinx and Hispanic Households

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Double exposure portrait of Gabe Salazar in San Francisco. (Garrett Isley / Xpress Magazine)

Simulation Theory: How Real is the World Around Us?

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