GALLERY: Drag show lives up Washburn University

Roni Simeon and Ari Harmon|April 20, 2022

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Kora Kay’s first round performance. Washburn University Gaypril’s Drag Show, entitled “Hello Darling” took place on April 15th 2022.

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