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He is a great activist.
Um, we are not sure how he died. Murder, maybe? </ P>
Marsha Johnson, a veteran Stonewall riot,
and a prominent figure among transvestites,
was found dead in river near Christopher Street, Monday morning.
Marsha, whose real name is is Malcolm Michaels Jr.,
was last seen alive on Thursday.
The police listed suicide as the cause of death,
but community leaders mention the lack of evidence,
and charge the police. Have not yet begun an investigation
into this beloved death founder gay movement.
Demonstrations are planned for next week on Christopher Street.
46-year-old Marsha
and congratulations by four brother and two sisters.
He will be missed so much.
Do we have everyone?
Let's start with incident most recent,
that happened during the weekend.
A 35-year-old transgender woman attacked
outside her house in Jackson Heights , Queens. </ P>
Um, the last thing we heard is that survivors
haven't realized or can communicate,
and they are not yet in a position where we can offer support.
He has his head destroyed against the sidewalk from the sidewalk
by, uh, someone who has escaped and hasn't been arrested.
Keep posting.
And tell us what you need.
Remember, case Nettles returns to court this Friday. </ P>
Yes, we will be there. </ P>
I have worked for LGBTQ
Anti-Violence Projects for years,
and I will retire.
But there are so many trans women who have been killed,
and their cases just get cold.
And they shout out of their graves...
for justice.
Most of them are unknown,
but even famous people, the case gets cold, like Marsha.
Marsha is famous all over the world.
The case has been cold for 25 years.
If we can & apos; t bring justice to Marsha,
how can we bring justice to all these unsolved cases?
I want to try to give Marsha justice before I leave .
This is the warning. Street people are lying down, where they put Marsha's body & apo when they pull Marsha out of the water.
Right above the edge here. </ P>
You search & apos; 92, right? </ P>
It was July & apos; 92. </ P>
Everyone knows Marsha. Marsha is so full of life. </ P>
It's hard for me to believe that he will commit suicide. </ P>
Yes, this is the case. </ P>
- I was there when they pulled it out. - Yes? </ P>
Where did you see it floating? </ P>
Right at there.
He is about this... There, say. </ P>
She was about this... Right there, let & apos; s say. </ P>
And the head was up and the feet were down.
He doesn't float, he floats.
And he has a hole in his head.
How do you know he is there hole in his head?
- I can see it. - Really?
- You can't judge that... - Can be a fish...
I just said it was a hole. I didn't say what happened. </ P>
Yang saya katakan adalah apa yang saya lihat.
He doesn't see anything. As we know him.
Isn't this soothing and happy to come here?
They put aside this whole dock to us so that we can come and relax here.
Marsha!
Marsha Johnson, Queen of Village. One of the great ones...
This is one of the most brave people in the world. </ P>
I always like...
I always wanted to put on drag and I never had the courage. </ P>
This is is one of those people who has courage.
And bravo for him. Her. Or whatever she wants. </ P>
And not only that, he doesn't care whether
is he wearing a man & apos; s women's clothing or clothing.
- Right? He is completely free. - Right. It is true. </ P>
If he feels like he wants to leave as a man, he comes out as a man. </ P>
- She feels like a woman, she is a woman. - How do you know all this? </ P>
If she feels like wearing roller skates,
>
he wears roller skates. Whatever. </ P>
I know Marsha Johnson. </ P>
Marsha Johnson is our queen forever. </ P>
You have arrived at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
for New York City. </ P>
My name is Victoria Cruz </ p >
and I asked about Malcolm Michaels who was found dead in 1992.
There was an autopsy.
How can I get this specific information?
I call from Anti-Violence Project here in New York City.
I can give you a cause for death and death.
You will not be entitled to the full autopsy report.
If you are looking for all those documents,
the family needs to ask for it in a written letter,
and you can get notes like that.
907.
"Michaels Family."
How are you doing?
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you too.
Here, I will take this one reason. it is much easier to get up from.
- Okay. - Okay, please.
Okay.
What do you know about this case?
I really don't know anything.
All we know is that they found it on the river.
We really don't know anything about it.
That's what we investigated,
because we have eyewitnesses. the report saw he... he...
What do you like me... for me to call Marsha?
- That doesn't matter. Okay. - Okay. </ P>
When was the last time when you saw him alive? </ P>
We saw it before July 4th. </ P>
- Monday? Tuesday? - I don't know what day it was. </ P>
That's for a week. </ P>
He stopped by our house and I took him to the train station. </ P>
- He got on the train and that's it. - Okay.
The next thing we knew, we got the telephone call saying that he was dead.
Yeah, we sure did. We went to New York and everything.
And do you ask to see the body or not?
My sister asked, they said no.
They can't do it. They & apos; re not allowed to do that. </ P>
Okay. </ P>
This is the letter we requested
to get the autopsy > toxicology report
and pictures, if some were taken .
And hopefully, we can bring several closures to the case.
Because for me, he is Rosa Parks of the LGBT movement.
- You miss him? - Yes, I miss him.
He adopted the name Marsha "Pay It No Mind." </ P>
Pay. That's & apos; s your problem, not my problem. </ P>
Whatever he does, he will make you laugh. </ P>
When he told us the story, we didn't & apos; t trust him.
I will tell him, "You lie. You don't know Andy Warhol.
- You don't know those people." > - Yes, he did it! </ P>
He knows many of the famous people. He is famous for himself.
Well, he told us. We... I don't believe him. </ P>
I thought he was joking. </ P>
Only that thing Marsha can't do that singing. </ P>
- Terrible. Terrible. - No, no. No.
He can't sing. </ P>
<And now, sir and lady...
Miss Marsha P. Johnson! </ P>
♪ This sends Scott into a drink ♪
♪ This sends Caesar, Cleopatra ♪
♪ And causes Ilium to sink ♪
♪ Now let's not be pessimistic ♪
♪ I say love is worth trying ♪
♪ Don't get me wrong, unless it's fake ♪
♪ The price you pay is high ♪
♪ The price you pay is... ♪
♪ High ♪
Encore! Encore! </ P>
- Hi, Randy. Remember me? - Hi. </ P>
Yes. You look very familiar. </ P>
- Yes. How are you? I like your clothes. - Good. And you alone? </ P>
You got the same button, huh? </ P>
- Yes, how do you like it? - How are you doing? </ P>
- Well, let's go in the living room. - Okay. </ P>
As you see, Marsha & apos; s most of my life. </ P>
Yes I know. </ P>
In my opinion, I want that picture
to someday be at the Schomburg Museum. </ P>
They called him "Andy Warhol model, prostitute,
starring actress and saint." </ P>
- Where & apos; d You met Marsha? - Uh...
I have a child who lives with me. who is like an adopted child, Roy.
That is a picture of Roy and Marsha there.
And one night, that, like, five degrees outside.
He said, "Could it be that Marsha came and slept on the floor of the living room?"
So Marsha entered that night. and stayed for the next 12 years.
What do you think happened to him?
Well, it certainly wasn't suicide. It's an insult to the family.
It's impossible Marsha in any way has committed suicide. </ P>
But leave & apos; s face it.
Police department, they have made their decision.
"This case is complete. We don't want to be disturbed.
Because this is nobody. This is not a person."
I have worked. this place is more accessible.
Somewhere I have prints of names and contacts
that I consider to be prospects best.
Oh, okay. Yes. I found it. </ P>
We started down the river. </ P>
Who is "us"? </ P>
A group of Marsha & apos. friends. Maybe 20 people. </ P>
And this is...
And the police have written us as marginalized citizens. </ P>
That is a warning on the dock. </ P>
That's where his body is lying and damaging the sidewalk. </ P>
Well, I mean...
Are we really here today to talk about what we will do
What we & apos; re really here today to talk about what we & apos; re gonna do
about this loss of a national treasure, this icon of the gay community,
fire this on Stonewall.
The police don't do their job.
>
They just sit on their fat ass.
We have to send a message to these people.
We demand justice here.
Join us. The six policemen are not doing their work anymore. </ P>
We want some answers! </ P>
I know Marsha. Marsha is the happiest person I know. </ P>
Yes. Yes, he is. </ P>
Do their work! Do their work! Do their work! Do their work! </ P>
We know that this is not suicide. </ P>
because he is a marginal citizen,
that you don't need to do anything.
We don't agree with that,
and we want you guys to do your damn job.
My name is Randy Wicker. I was the deceased & apos; s roommate. </ P>
I think the problem is that, first, it has been classified as suicide,
and I have become convinced that there is a good chance to cheat
because he spoke about the Mafia after him
and was in a very bad state.
And we may never know what happened.
But we want to see it the investigation continues
regularly and thoroughly.
And that the investigation will < br /> continue to collect evidence
if new evidence is available.
I don't think that it might be for you to schedule meetings
that will resolve this problem for your satisfaction today.
I don't think it's possible.
We want justice here, to find who killed Marsha,
while you fucking people are standing here not doing your fucking jobs !
- Justice for Marsha! - Justice for Marsha!
My name is Sylvia Rivera,
and I give permission to film this.
When I met Marsha, I had to be 24 years old.
She was like a mother to me.
Marsha was the icon of the movement gay.
Marsha is known throughout the world.
Marsha and I, we are liberators.
And the street people and > transvestites are...
pioneers of the movement.
We are the ones who stand up ahead and against the police.
And we are unnecessary people; t the mind made our heads destroyed.
When I first came to Stonewall,
I was just pulling the queen there, almost. </ p >
I said, "Honey, what are you. think, I'm male or female?"
They didn't answer, so I decided to go in.
Because it's an all-male bar & apos.
The Stonewall is very a nice little bar
owned by the Mafia, you know.
Gay people are not allowed in the bar.
Mafia will pay off police. Typical of that era. </ P>
It's very difficult to be a transsexual at that time
because they will take us to jail for no reason at all. </ P> <We have lived in an era that is not real. </ P>
I was given information about beauty and black scotch. </ P>
We will dance, my lover and me.
The next thing we know. The lights are on and...
Hey, we are being raided.
Queens starts to be emptied and put in a police car,
and weapons have been pulled.
Molotov cocktails fly.
Molotov cocktails were flying.
And I like, "Oh, God, the revolution is here. Thank God."
You have treated us like garbage all this time? / p>
Uh-uh. Now it's our turn. </ P>
When I arrived in the city center, the place was burned. </ P>
Sylvia Rivera and they end. In the park have a cocktail.
And we are on walking around turning the car
and, oh, my dear , block traffic
and shout and > shout and everything.
I mean, there are many bloodshed that night.
And the movement starts the next day. </ P>
The world must pay attention to what is used to try to ignore. </ P>
Homosexuals no longer softly melt
below bursts of scorn, ridicule or hatred.
Gay forces today are struggling
for full economic and legal recognition. and acceptance.
>
I think it's time for gay. brothers and sisters get their rights. </ P>
And especially women. </ P>
Marsha is very kind. She is funny. He laughed. </ P>
But that should not be misunderstood
because of a serious lack of goals and political intentions. </ P>
Its mission in life
will be to deploy peace and good intentions. </ P>
Give a license to, "You don't need to; br /> have to wear a suit. "
You can express yourself.
He became, for me, like a bodhisattva.
Saints who will wander in the Village
in whatever it wants. want, feel peaceful.
How will this affect your work?
Honey, I don't have. work. I am in welfare. </ P>
I have no intention of getting a job
as long as this country discriminates against homosexuals. </ P>
Exactly. </ P>
Justice! Justice! Justice! Justice! </ P>
Sylvia is always very vocal. </ P>
He doesn't stop. He... Sylvia is very on your face. </ P>
Very intense eyes. A mouth slash. </ P>
Laughter like Marlene Dietrich. </ P>
Sylvia is quite serious. </ P>
He pushed to the front. </ P>
"Home for the homeless! Food for the poor! </ P>
People's rights gay! gay rights! "
P!
- O! - O!
- W! - W !
- E! - E!
- R! - R!
- Tell me what! - Gay power!
- I can & tos; t hear you! /> - Gay power! </ P>
A little harder! </ P>
Gay strength! </ P>
After a while, I think they know that they have to concentrate
in areas that don't exist. Overcome them,
and that's all they can handle. And that is transgender.
Marsha and I think One day
we need to do something for ourselves. </ P>
That's where STAR was born. </ P>
Street Interview Revolutionary Action.
Sylvia Lee Rivera deserves all credit for STAR.
I'm just one of the queens behind,
likes representatives STAR president.
He knows exactly what he is talking about.
He talks about nothing & apos; s representing transvestites, huh?
One thing they have. general that binds them,
why should their name be always connected ,
is that they help them. who are on the road,
just try to live their lives.
And many of them are on the streets. and ended up fishing or struggling
to make money, and they sometimes had no place to stay.
Marsha and I started STAR House
to keep children from the streets.
To make these children get their belongings together.
STAR is part of revolution people & apos;
and it's time for us to show the world that we are human.
I don't know Marsha,
but I became very close befriended Sylvia.
Back at the end & apos; 60s,
I dated Frankie, who was a bouncer at Stonewall. </ P>
Frankie always betrayed me,
and she was dating Friends of Sylvia & Apos at that time.
Sylvia and I didn't get along well,
so I had lost her views for 25 years.
>
One day I went to a meeting, and who was there? Sylvia. </ P>
He sat right in front of me,
and he got up and he said, "I know you." </ P>
appears and it just rolled.
So one of the girls chooses and Sylvia says,
"No, give it to her. She is one of us. "
And from that moment on, we became close friends.
We talked to each other. at least twice a week.
And he is always there. for me and the community.
And I will never forget that.
When he talks about Marsha, there is < there are always tears in his eyes.
He loves Marsha, and he said that it was our mother.
What happened to the case Marsha P. Johnson? </ P>
There seems to be a conflict proof the last time he was seen. </ P>
Randy mengatakan dia yang terakhir melihatnya di detik.
- Thank you very much, doll. - My pleasure. </ P>
And then someone reports seeing it
on the fourth night. </ P>
And the corpse was found on the sixth. </ P>
So we will ask more questions from people who know him
or are reported to see him during that time. </ P>
And That's what we do. Try to find out.
We will get the bottom.
Okay.
Please leave a message after the tone. When...
Can I help you? </ P>
Yes. Can I talk to Daniel Massanova? </ P>
That's me. What is the problem? What is wrong? </ P>
Daniel, my name is Victoria Cruz. I work for the Anti-Violence Project. </ P>
I'm working on cases that reopen from 1992...
- What is the name of the Victim? - Marsha P. Johnson.
Are you talking about the girl from the water? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Yes, that is the case of Jimmy Abreu & apos. </ P>
Jimmy has retired like I'm from NYPD.
Okay, you won't happen. has the number, right?
No, I'm not & apos; t.
I tried to enter contact with James Abreu.
I am not familiar with that. </ P>
I don't know that person. </ P>
There is no one here named James Abreu. </ P>
- Daryl. - I & apos; m looking for a James Abreu. </ P>
Yes, wait. Jimmy, phone call. </ P>
Hello? </ P>
- James Abreu? - Yes. </ P>
Hi, my name is Victoria Cruz. </ P>
I work for Nonviolence Projects. </ P>
I'm working on a case that reopens in Marsha P. Johnson's case </ p >
that... He was found on 1992 by Christopher Street Pier.
Right.
Can I meet you in reference for the case this particular?
Obviously not.
Because?
Because I have retired from NYPD and you call me at work. </ p >
Can we meet outside of your work?
No, surely not.
I don't want to meet with respect to anything.
He doesn't want to tell me. Whatever about this case. </ P>
He doesn't want to look back. </ P>
I got it & apos; t control what people say to you.
- I understand. - I don't know who you represent.
I don't even know if you is who you say.
- Are you a lawyer? - No, I'm not.
- Are you a private investigator? - No.
What if I give you a little advice? Don't play detective yourself. </ P>
Submit this to people who have to handle it. </ P>
Okay. </ P>
Here I am on & apos; 67. </ P>
Look at the hairdo. </ P>
I performed in time. I just liked the stage. </ P>
Oh. </ P>
I often run catwalks in cities until they know I'm trans,
Going back to the 60s, it broke the law for dressing clothes.
I was very lucky that I was small and petite,
so I really wasn> t detectable.
I am very careful not to be caught.
X-rated.
This is my beach clothes, when I have a body.
I have a 24 inch waist.
I am very blessed and lucky that my family accepted me.
Actually, I < br /> mother is a tailor,
and she is very supportive.
This is my friend. who is killed behind & apos; 73.
This is dragged. Carlos Sanchez. </ P>
We never knew who. Did it or... Cold Case. </ P>
They just don't care. </ P>
Outcast. People don't want them. </ P>
I have dealt with that feeling...
my own personal experience. </ P>
- Victoria? - Miss Kitty? </ P>
Hi. </ P>
- How are you? - Thank you so much for coming. </ P>
Thank you for allowing me to come. </ P>
- Thank you. - Please sit down. </ P>
Thank you very much. </ P>
You are more than welcome. thanks. </ P>
So, I heard a lot about you. </ P>
And is that good or bad? </ P>
- Everything is interesting. - Yes. </ P>
How did you meet Marsha? </ P>
I may be 13 or 14 years old at the time. </ P>
I will always pass Sheridan Square Park. </ P>
And when I first saw Marsha,
he was only this detailed, with feathers and feathers and...
makeup never used with right.
And Marsha is all, "Honey, you're amazing,"
and, "You will be a beautiful girl."
He used to come and grab my hair on both sides,
and it made me feel very special. </ P>
It made me feel like I wanted to be part of the crowd.
And Marsha and I remained great friends until the day he died.
Have you seen this? This is the leaflet given. </ P>
I remember this poster being displayed in the Uplift window,
And Randy has, like, this is a little. A warning happens there.
Yes, I remember this.
I have gone there once or twice after Marsha & apos; s death.
Just to pay homage to him. And offer my condolences to him.
I never actually read this.
"Bliss, 46... "
Oh, the Anvil icon. </ P>
Extraordinary, because of the night. that he was killed,
he and I should < br /> go to Anvil together.
Okay, tell me about that time.
I want to say that is the Fourth of July.
I ran to Marsha in ahead of Christopher Street bookstore,
and it is broad daylight. <He was really dragged. </ P>
- Bagaimana mabuknya dia? - Marsha selalu waras.
He always knows what the main prize is, you know.
We split up, and we will meet in the middle of the night,
and we will troll the way back and so on.
And we will go to Anvil,
like, at the usual time, it's 2:00 or 3 : 00 am
But he never shows up. </ P>
And then, then, I remember...
I'm on my way. </ P>
The girl walks, queen walks, is on the left side.
On the right side is the place where all boys are used to doing their thing. </ p >
The butch queen.
I remember the girls. has put me on the point.
"Miss Kitty, be careful.
There's a car full of guidos, you know, just drive around. "
And then that night, I heard Marsha had entered the car.
The problem... Yes, we were told he didn't enter the car.
And I've never seen it again after that, you know.
The police from the Sixth Precinct, they just brushed it off like...
like others bite. type of dust, you know.
You know, it's kind of makes me think, Victoria,
what happens when flowers wither ?
Does that just die and it's forgotten?
Well, hopefully, the flower. Will drop some seeds
- which will grow into a movement. - Right.
That is what I hope.
The police are investigating the possibility of racial crime
that caused the death of transgender women.
Twenty-one-year-old Islan Nettles
was attacked on the road. </ P>
Nettles came out with another one a transgender woman, a friend. </ P>
The police said the couple met a group of people who attacked them
after they realized Nettles and his friend was not born as a woman. </ P >
Friends tell researchers,
when he runs away to get help,
the suspect is above Nettles, punches his face.
Nettles was hit in the head, touched the ground. </ P>
He was in a coma and then died. </ P>
James Dixon was twenty years old
faced a judge in here in Manhattan Criminal Court.
He was accused. murder and assault.
This person beat my baby with empty hands to death.
And I don't feel he has to walk on the road
because my baby can & apos; t walk.
He faced anything between 5 and 25 years.
The child was killed in August 2013.
And this has been going on, us. It's been three years.
The family & apos are in a state of limbo.
This is a very important case. This place must be packed. </ P>
There must be someone outside. It can't enter the door. </ P>
We have a gay marriage. Everyone comes out for marriage gay.
We used to line this up the way up and down.
Special people, they get their gay marriages,
- and now they & reos... re off... - They & apos; re gone.
And they have left the transgender community behind.
What about other communities? What about T? </ P>
Remember T? LGBT, you know? </ P>
As long as my people don't have their rights throughout America,
there is no reason for celebration. </ P>
That's why I've been running for gay rights over the years. </ P>
And in 1973, they told me and Sylvia Rivera
that we must lead the Gay Pride march,
the transvestites in the front of the parade. </ P>
Dear, their chickens. < br>> All queen barriers
behind.
Dear, it's not the right thing to do.
They don't care if you're there at the beginning of the gay movement,
demonstrate with drag them.
They don't care.
Transgender people feel
that they are pushed aside.
That their place is on Stonewall,
that their place from the beginning was forgotten.
I was promised a place to speak.
And they were having a conflict about drag queen on stage
We are the frontliners.
I said, "Well, I will speak one way or another."
tidak akan ada gay pembebasan gerakan.
Kami adalah frontliner.
Saya berkata, "Baiklah, saya akan berbicara dengan satu atau lain cara."
One person, a man, Sylvia get up here, and...
Wait a minute, just a minute. I want to avoid problems. </ P>
This is our unity day for . I want us to be happy. </ P>
Sylvia! </ P>
Hi, baby! </ P>
You all are better quiet down! </ P>
I have tried to wake up here all day
for your gay brothers and brothers Your gay woman is in prison!
They wrote me. every motherfuckin & apos; week,
and ask for your help!
And you all don & apos; t do damn things for them!
And they write STAR, not groups of women & apos.
They don't write women. They not writing men.
They write STAR because we & apos; go back try to do something for them.
But you all tell me to go and hide my tail between my legs.
I will not hold it by talking this blank!
I have been beaten. I have my nose broken. </ P>
I have been sent to prison. </ P>
I have lost my job. </ P>
I have lost my apartment For the release of gays. </ P>
And you all treat me this way? </ P>
What the fuck & apos; It's wrong with you all?
Think about it!
I believe in gay power.
I believe in us getting our rights,
or else I won't come out there fighting for our rights.
That's all I want. To tell your people.
Come and see your people in STAR House on 12th Street. </ P>
People who try to do something for all of us,
and not men and women who become for white middle class clubs !
And that belongs to you all!
Revolution now!
Gay... Strength of gays.
Harder! Gay power! </ P>
I was hurt, and I felt that...
the movement had truly been betrayed...
the drag queen and the people street people.
And I feel that the years
that I have given are useless.
So, I go home , locked until home.
If it's not for Marsha, I won't be here now.
I got 60 stitches on this arm.
He came home and found I bled to death.
After the 1973 march...
I leave the movement.
I found myself in Westchester.
Good night, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcome to Music Hall in Tarrytown.
I want to say a special thank you
for everyone in the audience. to keep supporting us.
Of course, you get looks weird first.
Ain & apos; t bother me.
Next, you become make friends with everyone.
I feel that I free many people
only by living here on the outskirts , just by being myself.
Only by being a campy queen.
And they appreciate it. They really do. </ P>
That is how I let come out most of my anger. </ P>
But I won't forgive the movement
for anything that they have done it for my community.
- Give me a hug, girl. - Hugs. I am sorry. </ P>
Yes, women. Oh, nice to meet you. </ P>
- Mmm! - Mmm. A nice hug. </ P>
Yes, I like to give a good hug. </ P>
- A good hug. - So, can I open this? </ P>
- Sure. - Thank you. </ P>
- You can turn it on if you like it too. - Turn it on? </ P>
Incense. </ P>
Chelsea, kemari, perempuan. Ada apa denganmu?
- Give me a hug, honey. Blessed be. - Blessed be. How are you? * / </ P>
Whatever you can tell I might be very, very helpful. </ P>
I don't know anything about you. it can't be better than Randy Wicker. </ P>
Maybe you can tell me about the police > that was during that time?
- I really got it & apos; t. - You can & apos; t?
- No. - All right.
You are investigating a white van with Randy. Remember that? </ P>
Do you always smoke this much,
or this is only because you are a little nervous? </ P>
I always smoke this much when I'm here, baby. </ P>
Sayang, ini adalah ekspedisi memancing.
We will catch. something or we win & apos; .
We just sort of trolling.
Um...
Start from the beginning.
Randy wants to talk about Marsha and how Marsha has died,
and how we suspect that he was killed. </ P>
And can I make some very irregular ones and very non-questionable questions official.
And I did it, and I really don't know. come up with anything. I wish I had. </ P>
Where do you want to go? </ P>
I want to park the van. We will be talking to girls. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
You will exit back to the window with the camera. </ P>
Tutup pintu agar lampu mati.
You know, I ask around dock and in the neighborhood.
And ask around because I know many women
who just walk- way,
find out things yourself, or whatever. </ P>
How long have you been involved in this? </ P>
Twelve years. </ P>
You are on the road, with no place to go and no money.
Most of these girls are underage. </ P>
Most of them are more runaway than runaway. </ P>
And the older ones are people like me
that started when we were young and...
- You are a survivor, then. - Yes. </ P>
I am the only one who is still alive
dari gadis-gadis yang pertama kali aku pakai.
What happens to most of them?
Overdose of drugs, suicide...
killed by johns, killed by pimps.
Many girls who joke. disappear like Marsha did.
Marsha can't even be understood in 1992
without context...
Dead trannies literally wash on the road. </ P>
I mean, lying there dead, and...
no interest is shown whatever in do something bad.
You know more about this than me.
Before Anti-Violence Project, this is where I work
from 1993 to 1996...
until I was sexually assaulted and physically attacked by nurses and helpers in this building.
Right after this happens, I can't do it feel the ground below me.
And I'll wake up in morning and walk,
walk and walk and walk.
like I was walking in a daze, but when...
I stopped there in Congress.
I have a knife in my pocket because I want to hurt them. </ P>
What stopped me was that I was thinking about my mother,
and how she felt if I was in jail. </ P >
It took three days for enough guts because I was angry.
And finally I made a call to AVP.
And that person really understands and know what I'm experiencing.
I talked to him for more than two times hours of what I felt.
I spoke with her for over two. hours of what I was feeling.
The agency stood with me for one year
which I continued to enter court, back and forth,
the case is canceled, the case is postponed.
And I feel supported, so I just want to reply.
So, I volunteered to the Anti-Violence Project.
Luckily for me, the open space in the administrative assistant,
and from there I moved myself
to advocates for domestic violence counselors. </ P>
I help myself. family and community. </ P>
Is AVP involved with the investigation? </ P>
- About the Marsha & apos case? - Yes. </ P>
- We've been around since 1980. - Yes. </ P>
So, during that time, we were involved in this case. ,
and here are some of the flyers given by AVP.
That's Marsha. There & apos; s his death certificate. </ P>
We have not received any toxicology reports
or photos, or the like. </ P>
is what we are trying to see what the body is,
and if it is said that he has has a hole in the head.
It sounds like a lot people think it is murder,
- or that he is encouraged. - Yes. </ P>
Many people think. That is a dirty game. </ P>
Tapi mereka pertama kali mengatakan itu bunuh diri.
Some people say he is giving something,
- and flowers and some of his clothes. - Yes.
I say, fine, sometimes- sometimes someone, when they will commit suicide,
- they give away their belongings. - Yes.
But then, at the same time, That's how he is all the time.
- He always gives... - He always gives something.
Someone says, "I like you scarf. " "Here, baby." </ P>
He gives a scarf, or he will go around giving flowers. </ P>
That's Marsha. </ P>
He's too much to live,
as he saw progress to Gay Pride. </ P>
- He appeared on Pride. .. - Mmm-hmm. </ P>
... and is his great self, a pleasant self, and things like that. </ P>
- Only Marsha is normal. - Yes. </ P>
Marsha! </ P>
- Marsha! - Marsha! </ P>
But the police, they don't pay it any thought. </ P>
Something they used to to sweep under the carpet. </ P >
Things that are still ongoing.
Nothing has really changed.
There is no justice, no peace!
So what happened to this case?
They will get movement. They are ready to vote.
Then they will be judges Selection on Monday.
Okay, okay.
You know, he claimed to have been twice,
to the detective and to the witness.
How much time do you have. think he will get it?
Who knows?
Back in the 70s, we went through all this nonsense.
But at that time, only you. did not hear about all these murders.
You didn't hear it because > now there are more media coverage.
Right. That's right, yes. </ P>
I have to text my dear. Sorry, I have several personal businesses...
- Oh, my God. A honey. - I fell in love with him. </ P>
- You & apos; re in love with him? - Yes, I am. </ P>
- You will regret it. - Why? Why did you say that? </ P>
♪ A stupid little girl ♪ ♪ A naughty little girl ♪
So, this is what I am, huh? </ P>
♪ You don't want it when he wants you ♪
♪ Love doesn't need reason ♪
♪ Love don & apos; t always rima ♪
♪ And love is all we have for now ♪
♪ What we don & apos; have is time ♪
He tried to help through AIDS epidemics.
If you are sick, he will sit next to you.
He has to stop and say, "Hey, you are OK? Do you need anything?"
He helps someone survive.
I always meet people this young
who doesn't have anyone who wants to stay with them and help them.
So I help them, like it, where to live,
or food to eat, or a little change for their pockets.
They don't call me "Paying it. Without Thoughts" Johnson for nothing.
And you can't find butterflies like that again in life.
He always changes from his cocoon.
And you never know what he will wear.
You never know what will she wear.
Did you see this morning & the app. Treatment? Don't you like that? </ P>
What did this morning do? </ P>
With a small hairdo and everything. </ P>
Do you see a fur coat I get him? </ P>
That's it, Miss America. </ P>
- I & apos; m fixing breakfast for yes. - Yes, yes, yes.
- I will wear my Valentine's clothes. - I like it.
- And you will be... - For breakfast?
Yes, you will choke.
You will be surprised how much beautiful clothes
Randy is here for me that I am not & apos; t even use it.
Oh, the red velvet setting?
Yes, and all the feathers.
We will give you treatment tomorrow morning,
just to get your heart ready for heart failure.
- Did you record all this? - Yes.
- Now ? - Right.
He will try and write articles to try and help us.
I try to get some information
about what happened on West Street,
with the police harassing everybody ..
threatening to kill me,
told me right in the police station, in front of everyone.
The one with glasses, he said, "What are you, a girl or a boy?"
Next thing I know, I am. Punched in my jaw.
The first time, we everything is in the corner,
and someone just said, "Run." </ P>
And they just started hitting me and kicking me in the chest. </ P>
They do that for a lot people who run away. </ P>
dan seseorang baru saja mengatakan , "Lari." </ P>
Dan mereka baru saja mulai memukul aku dan menendangku di dada. </ P>
Mereka melakukan itu untuk banyak orang-orang yang lari.
Dia mengeluarkan senjatanya.
He said, "If you return here, I will shoot you."
<p Then another police officer said, "I I will throw it in the water. < / P>
But he might be too thin. He might not hit the bottom. " </ P>
Yes. </ P>
They seem to believe that is their duty and duty
to release all transvestites, to torture transvestites.
How many trans murders did in 1992?
Summer was the worst summer ever.
We have many, many marches. We demonstrate all the time,
because that is the way to get public and police attention. </ P>
Tapi kekerasan anti-LGBT berada di puncaknya .
That year we had 1,300 reports of biased crimes.
Anyone from the police?
Yes. If you see annual reports there,
you will see, whatever, 12, 18% of them
are based on violence done by the police.
Is this after or before Marsha & apos; s death?
It happened before what happened to Marsha...
and it lasted for a long time.
This is all that period.
We feel hurt
about this unrelenting wave of attacks,
especially given the circumstances. about the death of Marsha & apos.
What is the community relationship & its application
with the Sixth Precinct?
That is not positive because
It was not an adequate response from the police for all this violence.
That was not enough The response from One Police Plaza
who walked along the way Go to the Sixth Precinct.
They don't pay enough attention
to crime like what happened to Marsha.
It is clear that /> he was killed,
and it was clear that the police
weren & apos; don't give it proper attention.
I mean, I don't have. Home peace again, doll.
My roommate is Randy & Apos; s
really after people from the Festival Committee.
- Tommy, thank you. - You're welcome.
I mean, he did this a great big trip
with all these organizations
to change all this people around lately.
That can get you killed, you know.
Honey, and wait until they arrested you
to take their money.
Randy tried to put me in the middle of it.
I told him I didn't & apos; bite my tongue for anyone.
I tell him I don't want to be disturbed.
So, honey, we wonder
when will the Mob come with a bullet. </ P>
I understand you. </ P>
And when the Mob comes, baby, they say,
"Why did you share this pamphlet? What do you have with us? "
" Oh, I don't have. Whatever is against you.
youse has been extortion and such. "
Hi, my name is Randy Wicker.
I have started the campaign
to expose and replace Christopher Street Festival Committee.
I'm tired of the shady walking operator
Christopher Street Festival on Gay Pride Day.
Where did all the festival money go?
Christopher Street < The Festival Committee
is widely reported to be controlled by Mob.
We will take this festival. Come back, run for our community. </ p >
Come back today.
Remember this event here, Take Back the Day?
Where Randy tries to take back
Christopher Street Festival of Mob? </ P>
attention with him. I do not know; t remember a certain day. </ P>
Who runs Christopher Street Festival
during that time that you remember? </ P> <If you are responsible and make a logical decision, people will follow. </ P>
Pride Heritage will arrange annual marches, rallies and dances. </ P>
And we will line up throughout the city. Fifth Avenue, to the Village. </ P>
In the Village, there is the annual Christopher Street Liberation Festival
,
which basically stands and meat on a stick,
p>
and your standard street festival.
The people who run the festival are Ed Murphy,
The guys who ran the festival were Ed Murphy,
And Red Mahoney is his...
You know, um...
assistant.
They work for anything part of the Mafia
running gay bars at the time.
They did their thing and we did ours, and...
Reason what I said was because
Marsha would go around saying the Mafia was after him.
- That's why I asked this question. - I can look annoyed at that.
But the gay bar business won't be
where you put your people who can shoot well,
and that doesn't happen; where you put people who can run a business.
That is what you do with an idiot nephew
who is unable to become a mafia.
He is able to emerge from
and get whatever percentage on the door he gets,
and selling toilet paper is too expensive.
Well, Randy Wicker recruited Sam Ciccone
to investigate,
and there was a man. named Jacques Garon. </ P>
Some accusations were made about
about the Festival Committee
is that it is supported by several Mobs. </ P>
Two, you make a lot. money and profit from this
and no one returns to the gay community. </ P >
The first thing is about the Mob connection.
The rumor has been gone for centuries.
I have been in committee for seven years
and I have never seen a Mob connection,
because I won't & apos; t involved if that would be the case.
Number two, as far as making lots of money? God, I hope. </ P>
The only money we get
is through the sale of the booth. on Christopher Street on Friday. </ P>
And what happened to that money? </ P>
The money was given back in many ways. </ P>
We helped many people. all year.
We don't make big problems. That's because we don't want to. </ P>
It's very embarrassing. people like this,
Jacques Garon and Red Mahoney,
run our special event. </ P>
I said that we would take back the festival. </ P>
Kami & apos; Saya akan menjalankannya untuk komunitas kami.
We don't need to be afraid but afraid of ourselves.
This is Randy Wicker Saying keeping faith.
Randy was good at antagonizing people.
But why stop knocking. Marsha? Why not punish Randy? </ P>
- Okay. - Okay. </ P>
Here we go. Here we are again. </ P>
- Number seven. - Call log, that's what you're looking for? </ P>
Yes, call log. To see if is anything we & apos; miss. </ P>
Maybe this is one of the two boxes. there. Damn, you won't know that. </ P>
Is this here? </ P>
- Ms. Vicky, do you need help? - Well. </ P>
Listen, Ms. Vicky. </ P>
Wait a minute. </ P>
Ini dia.
- Found it? - Yes.
Okay.
"Received a call. Do you know Randy Wicker?
Tell Randy Wicker to go Jacques Garon, Red Mahoney and...
don't get the name... alone,
or what happened to Marsha Johnson will happen to him. "</ P>
Shit. </ P>
That is a very horrible phone call,
especially considering the circumstances. surround Marsha & apos; s death
and everything that happens. with the Festival Committee. </ P>
And then... I don't know if happened on the same day. </ P>
You received an call from Rodger McFarlane
and he said he remembered seeing Marsha
on the 4th at 4 am. < br /> morning on 22nd Street.
He said that Marsha was kind of scared
and followed by two people go west to the river. </ P>
- Was it reported to the police? /> - It was reported to the police. </ P>
Because it determines someone sees Marsha in the fifth,
and her body is found in the sixth. </ P>
We made the statement publicly known. </ P>
It's up to the police to follow up. </ P>
Right. Then it will tie about Randy taking the Mob,
the calls you get from Marsha followed and his death. </ P>
Well, those pieces must fit together. </ P>
There are all these sections here
that point to what we < br /> say at that time, that...
Marsha didn't die of suicide.
In any other community,
have the same hero found dead
under unclear circumstances,
it seems clear that the city
will place real resources behind it </ p >
to try to find out what happened.
Cold Case Squad, Detective Litwin. Can I help you? </ P>
Yes, good afternoon, Detective Litwin. This is Victoria Cruz. </ P>
- Hi, how are you? - Very well, thank you. </ P>
- And yourself? - Very good, thank you love.
Okay, I know that you have spoken to a pair of retired detectives,
and they call me because I investigate this case </ p >
about two years ago.
And I won't say he committed suicide,
but there is no credible evidence. That he was killed. There is no. </ P>
Let me ask a question. </ P>
Did the police ever record a threat made to Randy Wicker? </ P>
It never came at all. I. do not have that record. </ P>
So I can't say anything about that. </ P>
Did AVP ever miss it on for the police department? </ P>
They said that. </ P>
And what about seeing Marsha
p>
on the fifth day at 4:00 in the morning. Early morning on 22nd Street?
He was a little scared because there were two men who followed him
as he hurried. headed for the Hudson River.
- I did not see that note in this case. - You did not see the note?
No, there was never anything submitted to the police
about him being seen on fifth and followed.
So, that's new to me.
- So how are you? - Pretty good.
Okay, listen.
I have a few questions for asking you because everything, um...
- Everything we have found out... . - Right.
... points to Mob.
Okay.
What do you know about that?
So, Marsha...
turns out to be afraid of about Mob or Mafia.
- And I don't need... - Because?
Because I'm investigating Christopher Street Festival Committee.
Have you and Marsha ever had conversations about this subject? </ P>
From you taking Christopher Street and Mob Festivals? </ P>
Maybe that's why he doesn't want to go home. </ P>
He thinks he's in danger. </ P>
He might raise a problem with me about what I do.
I don't remember that.
But if he has, I will & apos; ve laughed at it,
because to me it is only political battles.
I don't think about politics fights as a tough task,
where do they kill your roommate
because they are not & apos ;; t like what you did.
from the Couples Festival. Years before I did it,
and they were threatened.
- By whom? - By Mob.
p>
They told me, "Randy, don't do this.
We try to do it and we are threatened."
And I said, "Well , I'll do it. "
Well, on July 28, they & apos; ve made a threat to you.
Here.
At 5:55 on the 28th, only five minutes before AVP closes,
My informant got this call. "Do you know Randy Wicker?"
Matt said, "Yes." Then he said,
"Tell Randy to leave. Jacques Garon, Red Mahoney,"
"alone or what happened to Marsha. Johnson will happen to him."
And that person closes the phone.
Oh God.
I'm sure he didn't tell me. that. I bet you now...
So, you have never been threatened when you took it? </ P>
No. I never... Who will forget that? </ P>
When people will tell me things about Mob and whatever,
I am the only person...
Don't go there, you know. I'm actually...
I see it now, I'm aware I'm really in a heavy denial. </ P>
Maybe that's the reason. he finally comes out,
and why come out, he telephoto...
Instead of being a house and safe in Hoboken, you know, with me,
and dog, you know, and our family.
Can I say you blame yourself for that?
Yes, I think that... I Intent, that really bothered me. </ P>
I mean, I don't know that. </ P>
This is a beautiful number. </ P> <And he will be very proud. </ P>
And she & s gonna be so proud. </ P>
And remember that last name...
Name the center is Marsha P. Johnson,
and P stands for "Pay Not the Mind" Johnson! </ P>
♪ A group of angels ♪ ♪ Come for me ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ Swing the low and sweet train ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ Swing the low and sweet train ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ If you get there before I do it ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ Tell all my friends ♪ ♪ I'll be there soon ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ Swing the low and sweet train ♪
♪ Come & apos; to take me home ♪
Thank you all. Thank you. a lot. Marsha thank you all. </ P>
- Yes, Randy! - Thank you, Randy. </ P>
- Bravo, Marsha! - Bravo, Marsha! </ P>
♪ Come & apos; to take me home ♪
♪ Swing the low and sweet train ♪
♪ Comin & apos; to take me home ♪
How long have you lived here?
I've been here for a week before this year's Gay Pride Day.
<This is my little house. </ P>
When I got the telegram Marsha is dead...
Some of me joined him
Because of one of the agreements we are that
we will always cross over. Jordan River together.
And for me, this is a river. Jordan. Hudson River. </ P>
And that's when I started grabbing the bottle
heavier than I did. </ P>
After Marsha & apos; s death...
I returned to New York City.
We are you history!
He is not here, but he is here In spirit, Marsha P. Johnson.
- He is always... - Yes. He will always be with me. </ P>
Always. </ P>
He will always be in in front of this parade. </ P>
Leave & apos; s put Marsh there.
Request & don't forget Marsh.
Note, Ms. Henry. </ P>
Hi, good afternoon, Ms. Henry. My name is Victoria. </ P>
I sent a question in references to get, um,
medical examiner & aposo notes. from the return case & apos; 92,
and I just want to know if you have received it. </ P>
Okay, Victoria, I got ready to send you a letter
to say that, from now on, our office cannot find the case file this.
- You can't find the case file? - That's right.
Certain reasons. that it can't be found?
I don't know. It's not in the archive. And it's not in the container. </ P>
That's kind of weird. </ P>
These things happen. every now and again. </ P>
Do some other departments check that comes out or your department does?
This is my department only that. has basic rights to the case file.
And...
And then in all your 1992 cases, only the missing file is that one?
I will not say that.
I never said that, and I will never say that.
And who can I talk to more or less
to get something really done in this case? </ P>
I don't know who told you. </ P>
We are here today to support justice for Islan Nettles. </ P>
Today will be the start to the trial at 9:30. </ P>
We hope that the results of trial, every time the trial ends,
will be the sentence maximum for James Dixon,
the person accused of killing Nettles Islan.
The maximum sentence is 25 years,
and that is what we ask. DA to ask the judge.
You have followed the case of Marsha & apos.
to past violence cases against transgender people?
No. On the contrary. </ P>
Just like most cases that appear to trans women,
they beg for panic defense,
or they just think they < you can brush it under the carpet,
and people will not mind it.
Can you really talk a little a little more in this panic defense?
Defense panic? Well, they are. do not know he is a trans woman. </ P>
There are cases back on & apos; 97, Fitzgerald case. </ P>
This person was picked up at gay bars, male gay bars,
and brought them home. </ P>
In court, he doesn't know he's a female trans.
That person was stabbed several times, and he went down.
Defense panicked. Only Like now, in the case of Nettles. </ P>
He claims he panicked. That's his defense. </ P>
The West Side Highway is due to be fixed. </ P>
It's been a long time ago. </ P>
There are concerns about revoking some people there.
homeless people will be asked to Move tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m.
Plan a call to Hudson River Boulevard,
trees, traffic for seven .
There & # 39; s feeling angry and despair here
for around 30 homeless people who call Pier 54 to their home.
Ada & # 39; s rasa marah dan keputusasaan di sini
untuk sekitar 30 tunawisma yang memanggil Pier 54 ke rumah mereka.
What about going to a shelter,
or getting some of the services available?
Is that not an option for you?
Shelter city is not safe.
- Do you feel safer here? - Yes. </ P>
This is called sweep. No even damn expulsion. </ P>
Sweep. Like us is rubbish. </ P>
There are so many damn buildings. In this damn Manhattan,
and they can & apos; t surrender > in the 70s alone.
Yes, I'm crazy, because the world has driven me crazy.
Don't be in my house!
Sorry, don & apos; t go in my house!
Jangan berada di rumah saya!
Maaf, don & apos ; t pergi di rumah saya!
Well, Marsha, we tried. That's all I can say.
- Hi, Ms. Henry. - Packages sent to you. </ P>
Okay, so you sent us a letter our autopsy report. </ P>
I send you whatever I can put together, okay? </ P>
So, we will receive in the near future? </ P >
- Yes. - Okay.
Thank you. You are very helpful. </ P>
- Hi, Eddie. Enter it. - Hi. </ P>
- Did you bring a report? - Yes. </ P>
Okay, Ms. Henry said it was only partial. Is it a big envelope? </ P>
It's a bit heavy. </ P>
This looks fragile. </ P>
"Medical Office Testers, New York City,
p>
on July 7, 1992, at 1:30 a night
But they classified it because it sank at first,
but then they spun- turn "the possibility of murder." Like, here. </ P>
It looks like they found a lot of color changes,
but there is no evidence of trauma. </ P>
- Does that sound right? - There is no trauma to the skull. Yes. </ P>
"There are sub... Uh..."
I don't know what this word is. </ P>
Maybe we should see the examiner & apos; s see them.
- Or get... Right, get someone... - Have a professional view on this autopsy.
- Dr. Kildare. - Doctor... Who is that? </ P>
He was before your time. </ P>
"Photographs on CD." </ P>
Okay.
Oh God.
Oh. </ P>
What we have here is an unconscious shade. </ P>
He goes into the water while is still alive and breathing. </ P>
This is not a situation where death occurs elsewhere,
in any way...
and then entered into the water.
Whether he was pushed in,
whether he was being chased and accidentally dropped,
we got & apos; t said from autopsy. </ P>
It depends on a police investigation. </ P>
Can you override a violent attack? </ P>
Yes, there is & there is no evidence. there is a violent attack. </ P>
There is no injury, no impact injury, to the body .
There is no skull fracture,
there is no damage to the brain at all.
What about the hole in the head?
Well, the body will be injured after death... </ P>
- Okay. -... by floating debris and all that.
And the body starts breaking Separating faster in warm water.
So what looks like the wound on the left side,
- really just peels the skin. - Okay. </ p >
But it's only normal skin separation.
I think it's not suicide.
That can & apos; ve been an accident. It can & apos; ve...
They said the dock was dilapidated. </ P>
He can & apos; already stepped through a hole in the dock. </ P>
Or people can follow it,
any type of trauma to the body,
which does not mean they beat him and throw it into the water.
They can & apos; ve chased him, scared him,
and he also fell through the dock.
Yes, that certainly brought the murder problem,
because if someone was chased...
and walked in front of the car,
or accidentally fell into water, flowing into the water,
which will be called murder.
Well, we have documentation where he panics, followed.
Giving credible people This report is to our agency,
and then not investigated. </ P>
Well, there & apos; s no, um...
the statute of limitations on murder, and that exceeds my wages.
Something is wrong.
We keep running to the brick Wall every time we deal with the city.
Every time I talk to a policeman, and they just brush me off.
Something went wrong.
Every time I make a call, "You must do this and this and this."
Something & application are wrong. </ p >
Why is this special case?
I think maybe we should go one step higher,
and maybe seek help from a place in outside New York City
to only see what we have here.
You know, it's clear that the police didn't cooperate with this. / p>
Well, we don't have endless pots
people or time or resources.
And so, I'm not so sure what's involved in that.
You know, only today, you are all in the trial for Islan Nettles.
I mean, there are so many cases,
and many have no resolution whatever.
We have, in the past few months,
a number of murders throughout the country.
When trans life is under Attack, what should we do?
Stand up, opponent.
Eight transgender women across the country
have been killed in the past 34 days.
There are more than 400 people killed in the past decade.
Transgender women face the most violent violence
in the LGBTQ community.
A transgender woman found strangled to death.
In terms of street, it's a sidewalk.
He is dressed as a woman.
And shame on the media
for calling us men dressed /> in women's & women's clothing.
Shame on the media for that.
This cannot be answered. I say, let go of my sister.
Don't we deal with the urgent need there
to go back and spend time to investigate this case?
Or even, like, what does it mean that?
What does that mean? Justice for Marsha. </ P>
Keep your hands away from my sister! </ P>
Dan keadilan untuk banyak orang lain.
Visibility that we can do something about a cold case,
and then look for justice,
if it's not for the family, but for the community .
- I know... - Because this is part of our history.
This is part of our history. I fully believe that.
And I'm also worried about the future.
Keep your hands away from my sister! / p>
Keep your hands away from my sister! Keep your hands away from my sister!
Whatever happens, that. It must be around here.
We live like who we are. This is our . This is we are at home. </ P>
I don't know, we only want to be ourselves. </ P>
Our women, inside and out. </ P>
Right? Am I wrong? </ P>
He is right. Very wise from him. </ P>
This starts, it's only Chelsea and me. </ P>
And, um, then, people just started coming. </ P>
We started to consider ourselves as,
you know, this is a house. that Sylvia and Marsha have.
And we really saw on STAR The house was our reference point.
Aw, they are there. I have to get this picture. </ P>
He has become homeless,
and he has lived in the dock, and that sort of thing. </ P>
Dan aku berkata, "Hei, kau & apos; re bukan tunawisma. Aku punya tempat.
As long as I get a place, you are not homeless. "
He doesn't move immediately, but he starts coming.
He will do some work in the backyard, do some work around the house
instead of leasing payments.
... get around the road.
We have to help each other . We really do. This is important.
People at home. Really related to Sylvia. </ P>
He gave them, in ways, and gave advice.
He spoke with them.
But when he came to his senses, then he was far more good with them.
Just like a cold turkey. Bang, no longer drink.
that will continue we are divided all the time.
That's when he returned to his role, I think,
as an activist in the community.
And suddenly, we noticed people came and said,
"You are Sylvia Rivera, aren & apos; t you? I think You're dead! "</ P>
I started to realize that
he really had a lot of projections in the community. </ P>
<This is a big party,
and its mission is to fight against discrimination.
In the streets of Rome,
The World of Gay Pride collects 200,000 gays, transgender and lesbian
from Italy, as well as Americans, French and Germans. </ P>
This really makes me very happy being here in a representation
of the gay liberation movement and the transgender movement
all the way from the United States.
I didn't think that 31 years ago. I would have a lot child,
but I am proud to have set you free.
Viva and love pride,
and continue your struggle all over the world! </ p >
The crowd went crazy.
At one point between my speeches,
they started calling me the myth of life in Italian.
Mistica. Mistica. </ P>
Oh, my God, that's difficult. </ P>
Then people come and kiss my hand,
and then give me a double kiss,
and through the whole scenario
with a little. The English they know.
"Thank you for what you did on Stonewall."
I'm really emotional about everything.
- Guess what? - What?
Go to church.
- To church? - Mom gets a job in church. </ P>
What are you doing? </ P>
- Bagging food and everything else. - And are they paying You? </ P>
- Yes. - No kidding.
I can go home and say that I am. Really try to make a difference.
That's what marriage does for you .
- He made me an honest woman. - Really? That is good. </ P>
I mean, I'm from everyone, Sylvia Rivera, has the key to church. </ P>
Sylvia Rivera was 50 years old
when she died of liver cancer last week. </ P>
Almost until the time she died,
he lobbied for the law
to protect this right most hated by minorities.
to protect the rights of this most despised of minorities.
Trans rights now! Trans rights now! </ P>
No doubt, there will be lots of stories told about Sylvia. </ P>
Some are true, some are pure myths. </ P>
That happens with great leaders. </ P>
And make no mistake tonight,
Sylvia Rivera is the mother of our movement,
great leader of people our people.
I am tired of people
attacking and killing trans women.
I want that to change, and that will change .
Because we will continue pushing the problem until it happens.
No one has suedâ these people correctly.
They don't get anything. Other assassins will get.
They get a pat on the wrist and a little time and let go.
Judge and This DA to do the right thing. </ P>
Demand that he like you will become an ordinary person. </ P>
As everyone realizes, we in here today to punish.
First, the People will read, I understand, a statement.
I will read the statement sent to me
by father biologically Islan Nettles.
He has asked me personally To read this on his behalf.
"Some are very open , free, young, promising individuals
who have a very bright future,
yang memiliki potensi untuk membuat tanda di dunia.
And suddenly stopped squeaking
by an individual who was upset because he was controlled by his friends,
because he didn't know the woman he tried to shout at
was actually a female transgender.
He made a conscious decision to beat a transgender woman to death
because of who she was
and shame he feels he has suffered.
I am very proud of about the person who became him.
But no matter how much the time this man got,
that will never fill a hole in my heart
that someone who has an extraordinary future
and is my only child and a lifetime gift is filled. "
Mr. Dixon, I hereby punish you
to determine a prison sentence
with a period of 12 years.
Alright, we are postponed.
You destroyed us. You kill us. </ P>
This young man will only finally do ten and a half years,
don't learn anything, come back Get out and do this again.
This must be stopped.
We don't leave any. this again.
Really, everything is running fast or slow.
Tomorrow & apos; not promised to anyone.
I studied it in church when I was five years old.
And I never forget it.
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