Legendary Transgender Activist Miss Major Dies at 78
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a legendary transgender activist and Stonewall veteran, has passed away at 78. Her lifelong fight for justice has transformed LGBTQ history.
As a caretaker, Miss Major was known for helping Black trans women in need, providing them with housing and support when they faced poverty and violence. As an advocate for trans rights, she demanded that the LGBTQ+ community focus on protecting its most vulnerable members.
She was a fierce advocate for trans rights, demanding that LGBTQ+ people focus on protecting the most vulnerable among them.
Miss Major was also a veteran of the 1969 Stonewall uprising in New York City, and was revered as a queer elder who pushed for action and progress. Author's summary: Miss Major Griffin-Gracy dies at 78.
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