Sep 30, 2025
Genderqueer History ~ We’Wha (1849-1896)
Note: As we don’t know what pronouns We’Wha preferred, I’ve elected to use they/them to try to honor their identity
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Genderqueer History ~ We’Wha (1849-1896)
Note: As we don’t know what pronouns We’Wha preferred, I’ve elected to use they/them to try to honor their identity
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We’wha (deceased)
Gender: Two Spirit - lhamana
Sexuality: N/A
DOB: Born 1849
RIP: Died 1896
Ethnicity: Native American - Zuni
Occupation: Fiber artist, weaver, potter, ambassador
Note: We'wha was part of the Zuni delegation to Washington D.C.. During that visit, We'wha met President Grover Cleveland. While We'wha is historically known mainly as a lhamana, as a notable fiber artist, weaver and potter, We'wha was also a prominent cultural ambassador for Native Americans in general.