No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us (Marsha P. Johnson, 2025)
$90.00
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Melanie Cervantes
16" x 20"
Giclée, Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte, 10.3 mil think, archival paper
2025
Marsha P. Johnson didn’t ask for permission—she made space for herself and others, unapologetically embodying the fierce power of resistance, love, and survival. A Black trans woman in New York City, she helped spark the Stonewall Uprising and became a symbol of the struggle for trans and Black liberation. Marsha’s fight was never just about protest—it was about joy, community, and the unapologetic right to exist in a world that tried to erase her. She was a badass queen, a fierce warrior, and a reminder that our power lies in embracing our truth and fighting for the visibility and dignity of all marginalized people.
