When We Call One Another by Our Names: Toward Economies of Relation in Performance: Text and Performance Quarterly: Vol 33, No 3

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The author thanks Craig Gingrich-Philbrook for his commitment to their queer relations that inform this essay.

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Kimberlee Pérez

Kimberlee Pérez is a doctoral candidate in the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at Arizona State University

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