This time around, Amina deals with the end of a long relationship, has a challenging experience doing a music tour of Europe, considers motivations for hormone therapy, examines the bubble of the Northwest, and redefines radical. This issue goes beyond the scope of the typical personal zine by looking at the difficulty of being a trans person in a world that hasn’t yet opened its mind that far. There’s no one as real and honest as Amina Foxdye and by telling her story with so much heart (heart that anyone can read and feel a kinship with), she truly makes her personal political and open to an audience that goes outside of the counterculture. 24 pages, half-letter size.