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ABSTRACT
In this response, I parse through definitions of practically, practice, and perfect in order to understand potential queer possibilities present in Ariel Kizer and Ethan Hunter’s Practically Perfect. I argue that understanding practice and its orientation towards perfection reshapes the queer relationship to failure.
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