S.T.A.R.

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  • Опубліковано 30 чер 2019
  • S.T.A.R. tracks the modern transgender rights movement via the activism of Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, participants in the Stonewall Riots of 1969.
    We thank “LoveTapesCollective” for letting use their footage, more can be found on their Vimeo account vimeo.com/user....

КОМЕНТАРІ • 34

  • @mysquiggy4179
    @mysquiggy4179 3 роки тому +65

    The clip of Sylvia giving her speech at the rally makes me tear up every time I see it.

  • @Mariethecon
    @Mariethecon Рік тому +50

    I don’t understand why people always use the edited clip of Sylvia’s powerful speech. In the original she specifically mentions being raped and talks about the sexual abuse queer prisoners faced, but people always edit that out like it’s something too taboo to talk about

    • @StonerBaer
      @StonerBaer Рік тому +17

      THANK YOU. I hated how they did that, too.
      Tell EVERY part. It's a part of the history, and people shouldn't shy away from the hard stuff.

    • @jameskennedy721
      @jameskennedy721 4 місяці тому +10

      That speech is still relevant , after all this time . Never try to " tone down " what Sylvia insisted she had a right to say . She fought for the community that tried to exclude her . Marsha paid an even higher price .

    • @amandasunshine2
      @amandasunshine2 Місяць тому +3

      If it's not too taboo to have been done in the first place, it's not too taboo to talk about.

  • @patshafer678
    @patshafer678 5 років тому +48

    I love these videos so much! Every time I find a new picture or video of trans people from history, I tear up a bit. Thank you for telling our stories.

  • @yankiiboy
    @yankiiboy 4 роки тому +16

    Please keep making these videos. I love them.

  • @lesliemohr2362
    @lesliemohr2362 4 роки тому +6

    What a great resource! Thank you for creating and sharing 💖

  • @jhmex1975ify
    @jhmex1975ify 2 роки тому +2

    Love you and Sylvia so much I will always be Indebted to the both of you thank you happy birthday Marsha. We are your legacy. We are still fighting.

  • @saturniidead
    @saturniidead 3 роки тому +1

    These videos are so fantastic! I hope to see more someday! Thank you so much for preserving Sylvia & Marsha’s stories in such an amazing format

  • @anongarcia
    @anongarcia 4 роки тому +8

    What an incredible and informative video!

  • @dadelor
    @dadelor 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks freedom fighter and liberators of the past for the present we can live today. Thanks Sylvia and Marsha we love you!

  • @kit3523
    @kit3523 5 років тому +9

    Do you have a link for people to donate for all your hard work on these videos? Like a Kofi or anything?

  • @penrosequartz7901
    @penrosequartz7901 4 роки тому +4

    very cool video, thank you for making this!

  • @MamaGator
    @MamaGator Рік тому

    This is a great thing for me to be able to share, thank you! ♥️✨

  • @TheKierensaysmaybe
    @TheKierensaysmaybe Рік тому

    Love this; thank you so much!

  • @queerulantin6431
    @queerulantin6431 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much 💜🌈

  • @sugarfreecaro3747
    @sugarfreecaro3747 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for the video

  • @swiftpiechop415
    @swiftpiechop415 4 місяці тому

    White middle club, white club

  • @ryr1974
    @ryr1974 13 днів тому

    Why is it we never here of the work she did to protect trans young people from medical professionals wanting to put them on hormones and to perform surgeries on them? Trans women in the gay community where not demanding surgery or access to hormones and certainly not [puberty blockers. This is what parents and doctors and johns wanted for them.

  • @icky5808
    @icky5808 3 роки тому

    Is that Alexandra Billings narrating??

  • @tula1433
    @tula1433 18 днів тому

    Malcolm “Marsha” was not “trans” He says in an interview he is just a gay man who likes to dress in womens clothing. The video is here on YT. It does a disservice to his legacy to act like he wanted to transition etc or was “trans” when he wasn’t. He was a proud effeminate gay dude who liked womens clothes and used them to try to get downlow men.

    • @tula1433
      @tula1433 18 днів тому +1

      If you’ve never seen the interview of Silvia at the homeless encampment you should watch it. High on drugs. Living in squalor. Silvia warned of the new movement of pride being all about money and corporations and even mentioned that the gay movement would be taken over by straight people. Now a straight person can put on a they/them pronoun pin and claim queer oppression? Doubt Sylvia would be okay with that! It’s a mockery of actual homosexual oppression!

  • @catherinehume9193
    @catherinehume9193 Рік тому +1

    The people who were actually there and started the gay liberation movement hate the word “queer” and never used it to describe themselves.
    As a gay person, I am disgusted every time someone uses this homophobic slur to describe us. “Queer”’is a word that was shouted at gay people when gay people were beaten, raped and murdered. So stop using it. You are stamping on gay people.
    And it is totally inaccurate. Like I said, no one back then called themselves queer. They still don’t because they know how horrific that word actually is.

    • @th0tp0lice666
      @th0tp0lice666 Рік тому +3

      Kind of a bad take.

    • @Elvendorkk
      @Elvendorkk Рік тому +4

      U seem more worked up about some people reclaiming a slur than any kind of historical accuracy of our communities and the complicated ways we define ourselves in the face of abuse and insults... I'm queer and you're misleading and misled :/

    • @tavellcoops
      @tavellcoops 8 місяців тому +1

      Actually queer was made by gay men before the word gay. It became negative over time cause thats what ppl called it b4 gay

    • @gracieaube8920
      @gracieaube8920 3 місяці тому +1

      Speak for yourself. My mother is a 63 year old lesbian, she loves the word queer to describe herself. You can’t take away a word from people that find liberation within it, just because you don’t. All you can say is that you don’t want to be referred to by it.

  • @rsi4561
    @rsi4561 7 місяців тому

    marsha was not at stonewall. lol.. learn your herstory.