Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera were revolutionary LGBTQ+ rights activists and mothered the STAR House in New York.

Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, transgender drag queens and 'drag mothers' to the STAR House, provided a home, food, clothing and a sense of family to many LGBTQ+ kids made homeless by their biological families.

You can just say "transvestite pedophile rapists." I assume.

No surprise, but the whole wiki page reads like a horror show.

In 1970, Johnson and Rivera established STAR House, a shelter for homeless gay and trans youth, and paid the rent for it with money they made themselves as sex workers.

I'm sure none of the children were ever involved in the 'sex work.'

Also, who the heck is paying this George Floyd in drag lookin' dude for sex? Ah...AIDS-riddled gay men.

By the time Johnson settled at NYC in 1963, she lived on the streets and engaged in survival sex. In connection with sex work, she claimed to have been arrested over 100 times, and was also shot once, in the late 1970s. Johnson spoke of first having a mental breakdown in 1970.

You're a homeless transvestite prostitute...your whole life is a mental breakdown.

According to Bob Kohler, Johnson would walk naked up Christopher Street and be taken away for two or three months to be treated with chlorpromazine, an antipsychotic medication. Upon returning, the medication would wear off over the course of one month and Johnson would then return to normal.

Yikes.

Between 1980 and Johnson's death in 1992, she lived with a friend, Randy Wicker, who had invited Johnson to stay the night one time when it was "very cold out—about 10 degrees [Fahrenheit]" (−12 °C), and Johnson had just never left.

Wait, how many times was this dude homeless? How is any of this story inspirational, or about a woman?!

When Wicker's lover, David, became terminally ill with AIDS, Johnson became his caregiver. After visiting David and other friends with the virus in the hospital during the AIDS pandemic, Johnson, who was diagnosed with AIDS around 1990...

Wow.

Johnson's body was found floating in the Hudson River in 1992. While initially ruled a suicide by the New York City Police Department (NYPD), controversy and protest followed the case, resulting in it eventually being re-opened as a possible homicide.

You can't make this shit up.

Some of the other entries are horror shows too:

Jasmine and Donna Francis-Smith were the first couple to carry their baby in both wombs through the Shared Motherhood procedure.

What in the fucking shit is this?

Donna said the process brought the couple "closer together emotionally," and that they "both have a special bond" with their son Otis...

I bet.