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*** The language in this episode may be triggering for some listeners. The derogatory and transphobic words that appeared in my research are the words that I have used as I feel these highlight the bigoted views of people at the time of this crime. No offence is intended by using these words. ***
Could you imagine being a black trans woman in the 1960s? Could you imagine the relentless fight for equality and inclusion and the literal fight for your own safety that you would face? Could you imagine facing all of that … whilst still spreading love and warmth with a genuine smile on your face and acceptance for all people in your heart?
This is the story of Marsha P Johnson.
Twitter: @crime_queer
Website: queercrime.com
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*** The language in this episode may be triggering for some listeners. The derogatory and transphobic words that appeared in my research are the words that I have used as I feel these highlight the bigoted views of people at the time of this crime. No offence is intended by using these words. ***
Could you imagine being a black trans woman in the 1960s? Could you imagine the relentless fight for equality and inclusion and the literal fight for your own safety that you would face? Could you imagine facing all of that … whilst still spreading love and warmth with a genuine smile on your face and acceptance for all people in your heart?
This is the story of Marsha P Johnson.
Twitter: @crime_queer
Website: queercrime.com
Support the show