Marsha P. Johnson (11 x 17 poster print)

Marsha P. Johnson was a fearless and radiant figure whose life challenged the intersecting violences of racism, capitalism, transphobia, and state repression. Coming of age in the crucible of street-level survival and collective resistance, she became a central figure in the fight for queer and trans liberation—not as a single-issue struggle, but as part of a broader fight against the systems that criminalize poverty, police difference, and exploit the margins. Through direct action, mutual aid, and her role in founding STAR (Street Trans Action Revolutionaries), Marsha built spaces of care, protection, and political awakening for those most discarded by society. Her life reminds us that the frontlines of liberation are often occupied by those with the least, and that any revolution worth its name must center the wisdom, defiance, and love forged in those trenches. 1 print shipped in a rigid mailer (made from recycled cardstock) printed on acid-free, premium matte-photo paper paper weight + thickness: 250/m² / 66lbs *frame not included*