After throwing punches at the 1969 Stonewall protests in New York City, DeLarverie was renowned for her staunch, no nonsense front against homophobia and discrimination. “Ugly,” for her, was any form of bias, discrimination or harassment - particularly against gay women. Stormé DeLarverie didn’t put up with ugly.
Queer heroes aren’t often given the recognition they deserve, but Pride is an opportunity to celebrate them and make sure they’re not forgotten. This month, in celebration of Pride, we’ll be posting stories of inspiring women who are activists in the LGBTQ+ community.
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