The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

40 Comments on “The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix”

1. TRANS PPL ARE NOT GAY.

2. Miss Marsha (or) "Lady Kinky Marsha" as she was fondly called on Christopher Street in the 70's in Greenwich Village was a larger than life street drag queen that everyone knew! She was homeless; often slept on the streets of the village or under the old West Side Highway in a cardboard box and was know to also frequent the flea-bag Keller Hotel on West Street on cold Winter nights. She never had any money, yet always made it out to Fire Island in Summer on the LIRR. She slept in the meat-rack, on the beach or under someones deck and could be seen dancing at the Ice Palace or floating around nude in the pool with a huge cocktail !Oh yes…..she was quite the colored party animal and also a regular in Studio-54 i the early to mid 80's…..back in the gay !

3. Está muy bueno el documental. Véanlo, lo recomiendo.

4. Why the can’t just confirm it that is was MURDER ..the can open cases way far than Marsha ..where is the autopsy results?

5. This was way better than I expected. I knew I would be uncomfortable, but it's so well done and there are really three different stories here, and it's ultimately about pure justice.

6. My English teacher is teaching us about Marsha Johnson

7. Just… Wow. This trailer, gives off such an emotion, sorrow, justice, and even pride. Seeing Marsha, and so many other people fighting for our rights, it was absolutely revolutionary, and beautiful, and it kills me that we are never taught about this, I had to look up the riots to find out about them, the American school system needs to start teaching this, it's so important.

8. As a proud gay Mexican-American man, I'm extremely thankful to the brave heroes like Marsha P. Johnson as well as the other lgbt people of color who fought for the rights that I have today to be who I am. Hollywood white washing the Stonewall movie and emphasising "Straight acting" was a disgrace to the people who were actually there fighting to be themselves.

9. As excited as I am to see more light being cast on Marsha's life and impact, I refuse to watch this documentary. Filmmaker David France stole years of archival materials and original research from Reina Gosset to produce this film. Reina should have been the one telling this story and she should have been credited and compensated for the hard work and dedication she put into sharing Marsha's story. Watch Happy Birthday Marsha instead http://www.happybirthdaymarsha.com/

10. this gave me goosebumps

11. so much sadness and unjustice in the world::((((

12. well, she initiated th trashing of the Stonewall bar, which was then run by the Mafia, so that's one thing.

13. does anyone know the music used in this trailer bc its lovely

14. Marsha P Johnson self identified as a drag queen and a gay man. Not trans. It's anachronistic to describe Marsha as a trans woman. Trans activists revising historical narrative to make trans people central yet again. #GayErasure

15. i really need to watch this documentary, i had chills while watching the trailer.

16. Damn… Goosebumps

17. ok im sorry but the "guys" eyebrows are shit they are uneven and drawn on so shitty if ur a fucking guy looking like a guy dont dress as a fucking "woman" cause ur still looking like a man. im sorry i dont care if i get hate comments this is my opinion dont be dressing like a "woman" if u look very manly u will make a very ugly woman

18. I think that it’s important to remember that Marsha identified as a gay man, not a trans woman.

19. As a gay man, I’ve always had the highest respect for drag queens….they were at the apex of the LGBTQ movement. Shame on inauthentic organizations like the Human Rights Campaign for trying to deny them and transgenders.

20. Revolution NOW!

21. Rest in Paradise Marsha. ?️?️?️?️

22. ❤?️‍?

23. She was badass before being badass became fashionable.

24. I've know what i seei in my friday ?️‍?

25. Fuck all the white gays that disrespected Sylvia

26. Sadly, it has been so long, I doubt we will ever know what really happened…..

27. I wish I learned about this in school. I’ve heard nothing and now I’m upset they are not teaching children about her. This is why there is fear.

28. ⚰⚰⚰

29. ?????❤

30. Just wacthed the whole documentary today,didnt regret a bit,Marsha is a true queen,Keep living on legend?️‍?❤

31. ❤?❤❤❤❤❤

32. i already know i'll cry if i watch this

33. Can’t wait

34. Marsha was a saint , i love her . Bastards who have end up her life , how is life in Hell , now ? Good ?

35. Was a Murder

36. Who her killer??

37. ?

38. She threw that brick bitches!

39. I wish more White Queers would stop White Washing the History and make such great Personalities like Marsha visible!!!!

40. She is the goddess of LGBTQ we should all start worshipping her

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