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A poster for a play put on by Coalition Against Homophobia and performed by Tapestry called, "Hi... I'm HIV and I have Tapestry" as a Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual History Month event, 199?
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Logo for the project designed by Fi Black
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Excerpts from Wolf, Shay, Stone, MacFife interviews that mention or discuss DragFest. Schwendiman excerpt not included unless permission is given. Permission was given, so Version 1 can be used.
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An image of unnamed Whitman students testing makeup looks at a drag makeup tutorial that was part of the activities leading up to DragTastica 2014
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A poster from the 2014 DragTastica (drag show) event held by Whitman's GLBTQ, the event was called Vanity Fair
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An image from the 2019 DragFest dance that shows a blurry crowd of students dancing in costume. Image from the April 9th, 2009 issue of the Whitman College Pioneer. Article by Mike Sado. Photo by Klein.
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A poster for the 1996 DragFest dance hosted by Coalition Against Homophobia.
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An image of the 1996 article "DragFest to sex up Whitman" from the April 11th issue from that year. Article includes several pictures of "drag queens."
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A picture of an articles from the February 26th, 1996 Whitman College Pioneer about DragFest's "false impressions." The image for the article involves a "drag queen" being stared at.
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A picture taken at the 1993 DragFest, held in the Spanish House. From the front cover of the Nov 11th issue of the same year.
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A picture from the DragFest dance in 2010 with an unnamed student wearing a Disney princess costume. Image from Whitman College Pioneer, March 11th, 2010, "Dragfest festivities defy gender norms" by Hadley Jolley
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Excerpts from interviews with Wolf, Shay, Stone, and MacFife about Coalition Against Homophobia yearly event DragFest. Schwendiman excerpt not included without specific permission. Version 2 excludes Schwendiman excerpt. Permission was given so Version 1 should be used.
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Part of the 1993 HIT flier showing the monthly schedules for January and February, including a Valentine's Day Dance
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A flier for a Spring Fling dance hosted by Humanities in Togetherness
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A letter from alumnus Larry Johnson '75 to the Whitman Dean of Students in 1990 thanking him for information and planning to donate to the GLA
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Clippings from Wolf, Schwendiman, MacFife about Walla Walla University panels on LGBTQ+ identities
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"David Nord... was one of the alumni that briefly got very interested in the institution .... He was ill with AIDS and this was before there was good medication and so he was thinking about what might happen after he passed away and he definitely wanted to do something to help the community at Whitman and to help gay people at Whitman. I think his initial idea was a speaker series and I do think I helped change it to the Nord Award... 'Let's do something that incorporates the students into the research and gets them motivated.' .... What I mean by that is that you don't have to be queer to win the Nord Award, but assumption is that the research that you're doing is going to interest the queer community and probably, there's a pretty good chance, that you're queer in some way if you are interested in doing that research, but it's certainly not an obligation." - Robert Tobin, August 16, 2019, transcript page 10.
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Letter from WGALA President Stuart Watson to Counselor Sharon Kaufman-Osborn
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"Gay Life: Whitman and Beyond" WGALA panel
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A flier for the 1994 Whitman Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association Pride Picnic in Seattle
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A Letter from Coalition Against Homophobia from the Whitman Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association, from Stuart Watson (?) in approx. 1992
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1993 flier from Alternative Lifestyles League about a gay community dance for St. Patrick's Day in Touchet, WA. Flier includes handdrawn map of Touchet
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A flier for the art exhibit "Binaries in Disruption" by Colleen Boken, a David Nord Award recipient. The exhibit included art by LGBTQ+ Whitman alumni.
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"I think we did feel marginalized... we had a certain amount of anger... we wanted to say, 'Here, this is who we are, this is what we're not, don't make assumptions about us.'" - Lynn Greenough, transcript page 14
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A copy of the 2020 version of Whitman College's nondiscrimination policy. The phrase "sexual orientation" was added to the policy in 1990 while the phrase "gender identity or expression" was added in 2001.
