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Redistributing Harm: Document Transition and the Limits of Trans Inclusion in India's Identity Systems
Identity documents (IDs) are some of the most consequential sites through which transgender people encounter state infrastructures. This article examines document transition, the work of aligning names, gender markers, and related information across official records in India based on focus groups wi
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