Marsha P. Johnson: The Woman Who Sparked a Revolution, How One Brave Soul Lit the Fire at Stonewall David Marshall

On one hot June night in 1969, a single act of defiance lit the flame of a global movement.

This book brings to life the story of Marsha P. Johnson, the transgender activist whose courage at Stonewall helped ignite the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. Beloved for her boldness, generosity, and resilience, Marsha became a symbol of defiance and liberation.

Relive the streets of Greenwich Village at the birth of Pride, a place where being yourself was an act of rebellion. Marsha's story reminds us that revolutions are often sparked not by power, but by courage.

Step into the revolution that began with a brick, a voice, and an unyielding spirit.