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Although I identify as a feminist pedagogue, the more closely I interrogate my pedagogical foundations, the more I ask: how can I really know if the vision I have of my teaching matches with the experiences my students are having in our class? The question became even more pressing as I transitioned to teaching remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic. In this self-study, which grew out of that questioning, I aimed to examine ways in which my feminist-queer pedagogy is enacted in my teaching. By turning to my students for input, I began to better understand the connections between my pedagogical beliefs and my practice, which also served as an opportunity to reinforce the importance of my students’ voices.