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UW-Madison Hosts ‘Drag Bingo Brunch’ for Welcome Week

UW-Madison Hosts ‘Drag Bingo Brunch’ for Welcome Week

At one point, the performers sarcastically commented that it was a “good Christian bingo with good Christian values.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNLhE5b_8bk

The University of Wisconsin Madison welcomed its students back to campus this month with a free drag show, courtesy of the Gender and Sexuality Center.

On September 6, the Office of Student Transition and Family Engagement sponsored a “Drag Brunch Bingo” for its returning students. According to the student-run newspaper, The Madison Federalist, the show featured performances by drag queens such as “Krystal Kuttabish” and “Cynthia Mooseknuckle.”

“Join us for a FREE brunch and the chance to win prizes during Drag Bingo,” one event flyer read.

The event featured a slideshow explaining the basics of “drag” and encouraged students to “tip” the performers, which it described as customary.

Video footage from the event shows the drag queens performing provocative dances for students and accepting dollar bills as tips.

The drag queens even mocked Christianity during the bingo event.

At one point, the performers sarcastically commented that it was a “good Christian bingo with good Christian values.”

The Gender and Sexuality Center has a record of promoting LGBT ideology and related viewpoints to students across the university. The center offers a robust LGBT training program for students and faculty, featuring courses such as “Queer Interpersonal Life Skills Lab,” “Trans Health & Clinical Practice,” and “Pronouns Matter.”

Other resources provided by the center include ways students can obtain hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in an effort to “transition” genders.

Drag queen events have emerged at several campuses across the country in recent years.

For the University of Massachusetts Boston Class of 2025, a separate graduation ceremony described as a “Lavender Graduation” was held for LGBTQ+ students and featured drag queens.

In another example of Christianity being mocked by drag performances, a doctoral student’s thesis at the University of Nebraska featured a “Mass of Perpetual Indulgence,” which mocked the Catholic Mass.

The project was designed to “[celebrate] the queer body as a holy body, queer community as a sacred communion, and carnal pleasure as a consecrated sacrament.”

In a statement to The Madison Federalist, UW-Madison public affairs director Gillian Drummond deflected a question about where the event’s funding came from.

“Events are organized and funded by various campus departments, student organizations, and community organizations,” said Drummond.

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UW-Madison seems to be the epicenter of cray-cray.
Krystal Kuttabish? Okay, then…I shall now refer to myself as the Sultan of Slander.

I just leaned my great nephew, father of 3, married to.a alpha female psychologist ( of course), 33 years old, has a gym and is a dead weight lifter

Has been using female hormones for 2 years, has breasts and plans on the total surgery.

Lives in Madison, wife is of course supportive of all this crap

Business not going so well

It really disgusts me. My sister has passed, as has his father and I’m glad at this point so they won’t have to deal with this.

I never had a relationship with him, always a strange individual.

Poor kids

Wisconsin goes the way of California. Crazy is everywhere.

    gonzotx in reply to isfoss. | September 16, 2026 at 10:19 am

    Outside of Madison, for the most part, it’s pretty sane
    Milwaukee is run by the black commies now, so that’s a horse of a different color

    Only other area that has gone predictably far left is Eau Claire, actually where I was born and went to college after growing up in Milwaukee.

    It’s only 70 miles from the Twin cities, Americas Somalia, and has a very liberal university

      While it is true Madison (or Madscow as most of us call it) is the center point of Wisconsin Lunacy, all of Dane county and lot of cities with UW extension campuses are blue; Plattville, Stout (in Menominee county), Superior, etc..

      The North-est counties – Bayfield, Douglas, Ashland – have always been loony blue, as well as the SW counties of Green, Iowa, and Lafayette.

That looks like a fun filled family event. /s

The lefty mob seems obsessed with indulging in a decadent, libertine lifestyle free from any personal responsibility or concept of duty to anyone/anything beyond themselves and their narrow self interests. It is doomed to fail b/c someone gotta pay the freight and sooner or later the normies will refuse to subsidize it and will demand accountability form those who participated, enabled it or stood in the way of consequences being applied.

How many students are actually interesting in this crap. I can;t believe there are many even in Madison.

Meh. Just walk on by, just like we had to do during “welcome week” to skirt the Moonie, Larouche, and Watchtower tables.

Minstrels used to wear “blackface” to make fun of black people as part of their act.

Now, the current schtick for these mentally ill ‘entertainers’ is to wear “womanface”.

Beta-male pervs cosplaying as women. And every week we see news of yet another of them getting busted for child pornography, child abuse, and/or rape of a minor.

You’d think, at some point, revulsion against this would result in the entire practice facing universal opprobrium and anyone who then ever engages in it being shunned (unless they want to run as a D for VA Governor, or as a Liberal to be the PM of Canada, or as a hard left “comedian” that wants a gig as the host of a late night talk show).

But, alas, no.

And the crazy thing is, most of the strongest supporters of this abomination are biological women.

Once upon a time, we had college administrators who would have been appalled at this. How quickly much of our society has become uncivil and impolite.

starlightnite50yrsago | September 17, 2026 at 2:49 pm

That is the ugliest bull moose I have ever seen. Considering this is Wisconsin it was probably a full house.