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MAJOR! (free streaming link) The award-winning 2016 documentary "MAJOR!" follows the life and campaigns of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a Black transgender elder who has been fighting…

The documentary I made with Miss Major 10 years ago is available to stream free on Vimeo. If you want to spend some time with her and her loved ones, and learn some abolitionist trans history while you're at it, updated streaming link is here: vimeo.com/whatdowewant...

MAJOR! (streaming) The award-winning 2016 documentary "MAJOR!" follows the life and campaigns of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a Black transgender elder who has been fighting…

Updated free streaming link since Vimeo wasn't playing well with promo codes: vimeo.com/whatdowewant...

Vimeo is telling me they’re having technical problems with promo codes right now 🙄 If you reach out to me through the contact page on www.missmajorfilm.com I can see about getting your class a link?

Code is active until 10/31, go to sleep! 🖤

Watch MAJOR! Online | Vimeo On Demand The award-winning documentary "MAJOR!" follows the life and campaigns of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a Black transgender elder who has been fighting for…

The documentary I made with Miss Major 10 years ago is on Vimeo on Demand. If you want to spend some time with her on screen tonight and learn some abolitionist trans history while you're at it, it's free to rent with the code "shinebright" vimeo.com/ondemand/major

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Stonewall Veteran and Legendary Trans Activist, Has Died at 78 Miss Major continued fighting for trans rights even after two strokes and other health concerns.

We're all traveling a path Miss Major paved for us. She touched so many lives, and left her mark across 50 years of organizing, fighting, and loving. I miss her deeply. But I know she’s going to persist as the most hands-on ancestor we’ve got. Rest in Power 🖤👠 www.them.us/story/miss-m...

Illustrated image of Miss Major, a silver-haired Black trans woman with her finger raised, telling it like it is. Text: Major 10th anniversary screening. June 8th, 3pm, Roxie Theater. A benefit for the Miss Major Alexander Lee TGIJP Black Trans Cultural Center. Tickets: https://ticketstripe.com/MAJOR10. Access: open captions, ASL for pre and post show, wheelchair access, N95 masks required.

SF Bay Area! It’s so very hard right now, but it’s the 10th anniversary of the MAJOR! doc and we can come together in a theater with Miss Major and witness her legacy from Attica to Stonewall to today. Open captions, ASL, wheelchair access, masks required. All proceeds benefit TGIJP 🖤 6/8 3pm Roxie

‘Sinners’, Coogler and Questions of Ownership There was a time when Black creatives could simply be grateful for the opportunity to make something, but that wasn’t true freedom. True freedom is to make it, own it, and build a legacy from it, writ...

My piece on Sinners, its questions and considerations of ownership and freedom, and how Ryan Coogler utilized those themes to create a legacy for himself and Black creatives. #Sinners

SINNERS

I know you aren't going to want to hear this but the reason the system can deport Mahmoud Khalil and send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador is that for years we've been executing factually innocent people like Marcellus Williams and sending legally innocent people to places like Riker's Island.

Crush the oligarchy includes Joanne.

1,100 pieces against trans people in just 4 papers over 1 year. Almost 1 a day per paper. With absolutely no recourse at all. Is it any wonder that trans people are both angry and terrified?

💜💜💜 sending love and fortitude (and rest!)

Fine. Whatever.

Pink cherry blossoms blooming on thin branches, with a rose colored wall in soft focus in the background.

Blossom cleanse for your timeline, courtesy of spring in San Francisco 🌸

Stonewall National Monument (U.S. National Park Service) Before the 1960s, almost everything about living openly as a lesbian, gay, bisexual (LGB) person was illegal. The Stonewall Uprising on June 28, 1969 is a milestone in the quest for LGB civil rights a...

The National Park Service made Stonewall a national monument in 2016. Today, all language pertaining to trans people is gone from the page - it's LGB, the T and the Q are gone. Visit their site, click NO on "was this page helpful," and let them know what you think of this. www.nps.gov/ston/index.htm

Illustration of a white cop's hand holding a club, and a Black trans woman's fist defiantly holding a red stiletto shoe in opposition against a nighttime city skyline.

Making MAJOR! was one of the most incredible collaborative processes I've ever been part of, and now more than ever it's so vital that WE preserve our history, in the face of authoritarians who would seek to erase it.

Our stories are our power, and they cannot be burned away.

MAJORettes Episode 5: Stonewall An excerpt from the documentary MAJOR! Black trans elder and activist Miss Major describes her experience of the Stonewall Uprising. Watch MAJOR! free this month…

Black and brown trans women started Stonewall.
Stonewall was an uprising against cops.
Stonewall is the reason we celebrate Pride month.
Stonewall is and always will be trans history.

Here's Black trans elder and activist Miss Major describing that night in her own words.

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Meme showing screenshots from Star Wars where Padme says “so this is how liberty dies” and instead of saying “with thunderous applause” it says “with a coup by a fake government agency named after a meme run by the most divorced man alive and his troop of incel twinks”

Deeply good writing from @theradr.bsky.social on how we meet this moment, and this line really hit home:

“They are deliberately attempting to trigger a trauma response so that we are less able to respond from our whole selves and more likely to just go along with whatever's happening.”

San Francisco Bay Area / Sacramento crew! 👇👇👇

Europeans on democracy’s frontlines offer advice to Americans: never give up With the new Trump era likely to pose unprecedented challenges the message from Europe’s fragile democracies is: stay united and safeguard your institutions

"Europeans who witnessed democracy crumble before their eyes have some words of advice for Americans now entering the second Trump era.... stay united, safeguard your civic institutions and never, never give up." www.theguardian.com/world/2025/f...

Someone please update this so I understand how the US government now works...

I’m just a girl, standing in front of the DNC, asking for a real opposition party.

Do Not Comply In Advance: bossy, already a cliche, implies permission to comply later

Fuck You, Make Me: leads by example, directs yelling at opposition instead of allies, easy to chant at a protest or put on a banner