In this autoethnographic text, the author explores multiple voices that have shaped her racialized identity throughout her life across various sociohistorical-personal contexts. As a performance text, it challenges static categorical notions of identity by showing how identity processes are intertwined with lived experiences of racialization, ethnicization, genderization, and the (re)interpretation of personal memories.
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