Standing in solidarity with the transgender community against queer and transgender erasure with this print: an homage to the life of Marsha P Johnson who led protests in the summer after the Stonewall Inn riots in 1969 to pave the way for the first Pride Celebration in 1970.
The depiction of Marsha chosen was taken by a well-known street photographer (Alper) at the 1982 Pride Celebration in the East Village. The art highlights her personal style and decontextualizes the shown celebrants who look free and full of joy.
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