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Photo Essay | Monday, May 9, 2011

Pride Week 2011

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Dartmouth student told their coming out stories in forms of poetry, prose and song during the OUTspoken event on Friday night. Stewart Towle ‘12 performed a humorous piece about his experience at Dartmouth.

May 9 | 2:12 am

Order this photo | Photo: Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff

The rainbow flag suspended from the top of the Collis Rotunda signaled Dartmouth’s Annual Pride Week.

Richard Stephenson ’12 partook in the TransForm Fashion Show, a gender-bending event that defies social norms.

Another participant of the TransForm show models off her eclectic wardrobe in Collis Common Ground.

Gina Greenwalt ‘14 and Adrian Ferrari ‘14 strutted down the catwalk together, but not without a couple crowd-pleasing kisses.

John Brett and another student provided the most risqué performance of all the models, garnering applause after a couple crack of Brett’s whip.

Jacqui Calloway ‘14, Doug Gonzalez ‘11, and another student celebrated together at the show’s conclusion.

On Tuesday, gay porn star Sean Lockhart spoke to a packed lecture room in Kemeny Hall. Lockhart, whose stage name is Brent Corrigan, spoke about his life experiences, ranging from involvement in a murder case to copyright issues.

Dartmouth Students and community members participated in reading LGBT themed poetry and plays at the Priday read-a-thon on May 6.

Dartmouth Pride organized an event, GALA, at the Hanover Inn, as both a mixer and capstone of the week’s events.

Dartmouth student told their coming out stories in forms of poetry, prose and song during the OUTspoken event on Friday night. Stewart Towle ‘12 performed a humorous piece about his experience at Dartmouth.

The “Lezzie Trons” performed a vivid piece about the joys and pains in their journeys to discovering themselves at the OUTspoken event.