"I want the younger kids to know that transgender people have been around since the beginning and what we've done to survive." Black, trans and living in the U.S., Miss Major Griffin-Gracy was no stranger to family rejection, danger, poverty, homelessness and repeated incarceration.

For 78 years, she survived by her wits, chutzpah and pride in who she was. From Stonewall to the AIDS crisis to today's perils of life on the streets, this inspiring documentary follows Miss Major's pioneering work in the trans community and untiring support for her “gurls."

Join us for this screening and discussion. $10 donation for the film and a delicious buffet. Advance tickets available through Humantix. All genders are welcome!

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