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Queer History #1 || MARSHA P. JOHNSON
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2018
- "Pay it no mind" - Marsha P. Johnson
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Its sad how Marsha wasn't even mentioned in my History classes. Really great video btw!!
She seems like such a charismatic personality on the video footage! Great video btw
What a Queen! ❤️👑
Marsha was a proud gay man! He was not present at the start of the Stonewall riots. He said this himself, many many times! He showed up hours later! He threw no bricks. No one did! (It wasn't a construction site) Though there are some reports of Marsha throwing some rubbish at a police car.
From the podcast "Making Gay History" season 2 episode 1: Marsha P. Johnson: "The way I winded up being at Stonewall that night, I was having a party uptown. And we were all out there and Miss Sylvia Rivera and them were over in the park having a cocktail.
I was uptown and I didn’t get downtown until about two o’clock, because when I got downtown the place was already on fire. And it was a raid already. The riots had already started. And they said the police went in there and set the place on fire. They said the police set it on fire because they originally wanted the Stonewall to close, so they had several raids."
By the way there was no film of anything at Stonewall.
It's sad how all of these things are swept under the rug by history.
Marsha described himself as a gay man and a drag persona. In the 80s and 90s, when attitudes towards gay men slowly became more lenient, he wasn't in drag as often as in the 60s and 70s, and in his final interview he is seen referring to himself as a gay man. Just wanted to put this out there because the way historical gay and lesbian figures are appropriated by the modern gender identity movement is driving me into despair.
No she did not
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