A sepia-toned digital illustration with bright red accents of Marsha P Johnson applying red lipstick, using her reflection in a cracked window. On the window hangs a bright red neon sign that says, "The Stonewall Inn". A sign leans against the wall of Stonewall. It reads "POWER TO THE PEOPLE". Marsha is wearing a bright red dress with a white feather boa around her shoulders. It looks like there may be bricks in her purse.

Marsha P. Johnson (2019) is a digital illustration honoring Marsha’s legacy and her role in the Stonewall Riots. In 1969, Black and brown drag queens, trans folks, street sex workers, and disabled queers rose up against yet another NYPD police raid of the Stonewall Inn. Marsha P. Johnson, along with Sylvia Rivera and Stormé DeLarverie, were some of those involved in the uprising. Stonewall is what led to the Gay Liberation Movement and LGBTQ Pride.

Marsha P. Johnson has been published in the Twin Cities Pride Magazine alongside a poem commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots written by Lisa Marie Brimmer.

The cover of Twin Cities Pride Magazine, summer 2019. Issue 3. Free. The cover illustration is of a DJ with dreads and brown skin holding a banner that reads, "2019 Pride Guide", in front of a crowd of people of diverse genders, sexualities, and races in Loring Park, MN.
Twin Cities Pride Magazine page. Text reads, "Parting Words. By Lisa Marie Brimmer. Illustration by Tori Hong. Lisa Marie Brimmer is the co-editor of Queer Voices: Poetry, Prose, and Pride, available now from Minnesota Historical Society Press. In honor of Marsha P. Johnson and the Stonewall queens." A digital sepia-toned illustration with bright red accent colors of Marsha P Johnson is underneath. Marsha is putting on red lipstick in a cracked window, which has a red neon sign that reads "The Stonewall Inn". Leaning against the window is a sign that reads, "POWER TO THE PEOPLE." Marsha is wearing a bright red dress and has a white feather boa across her shoulders. A poem is the to the right of the illustration and title. It reads, "FIFTY YEARS LATER AND. HELLO. WE CAN'T SAY THANK YOU ENOUGH i mean eye/we got distracted by aids. if you'd believe it crisis took shift to come above ground one SUMMER OF 69'. MOLOTOV COCKTAIL PACKED STONEWALL to stone wall. brick holder BRICK BAT FREEDOMS built brick by brick. --- goodbye!!! THE FIRST PRIDE WAS A PROTEST. FIREworks SMOKEshow RENEGADE RIOT. bright red eye flag sometimes bruise... slant invented a/new password: REVOLUTION. fresh blood (we can't inhabit language (a full picture. we have this invention/habit always coming up short WE GRAB and then abandon halfway thr (it was me) a fact/my ph_ase) THE MIC AN INTERRUPTION TO my poem is too chaotic difficult to print) CELEBRATE/DECLARE. fetish red lacquer lips nails fish nets heart buttocks red brick latex cock. PRIDE a too bright swinging eye keep seeing your face. YOU CAN SEE THIS - MORE THAN MARRIAGE. YOU CAN SEE THIS - BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTECT TRANS* LIFE. YOU CAN READ THIS -- MY AUTHORITY MY BODY MY PARTY MY FIST"