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Queer and Trans People Were Under Attack in 2025. Here’s How We Fought Back.

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By Toshio Meronek, Zack Kligler Verified, Eric Stanley
| Truthout Verified
Truthout is an indispensable resource for activists, movement leaders and workers everywhere. Please make this work possible with a quick donation. This year — 2025 — was bleak. There’s trans joy around, but to keep it from drying up we’re going to need to stay with the horror of our current moment. Not so long that it destroys us, but long enough to strategize against its creeping totality.
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Miss Major Never Stopped Fighting Fascism — We Will Never Stop Learnin

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By Toshio Meronek, Major Griffin-Gracy, Jules Gill-Peterson, Sophia Giovannitti
| The Verso Podcast
This obituary was originally published on Truthout. Miss Major Griffin-Gracy joined the ancestors last week. In these times of intensified fascism — marked by racist anti-trans violence and further abandonment by liberal politicians — it’s harder to know where to find anything other than despair without her here. A freedom fighter and glamour gurl until the end, Major is probably most famous for being a survivor of the 1969 anti-police uprising at New York's Stonewall Inn.
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To Honor Miss Major, We Fight for the Trans and Queer Spaces She Built

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By Toshio Meronek, Eric Stanley
| Truthout Verified
Truthout is an indispensable resource for activists, movement leaders and workers everywhere. Please make this work possible with a quick donation. Miss Major Griffin-Gracy joined the ancestors last week. In these times of intensified fascism — marked by racist anti-trans violence and further abandonment by liberal politicians — it’s harder to know where to find anything other than despair without her here.
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