Major! A Community Screening

A film screening for queer, trans, and allied adults (18+)

Join Wild Heart Society and Queer Community Network for a community screening of Major!, the documentary about Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Black trans elder, Stonewall veteran, and longtime activist. The screening follows our Wild Heart Book Club conversation on Miss Major Speaks: Conversations with a Black Trans Revolutionary by Miss Major and Toshio Meronek.

Whether you joined us for the book club or are coming just for the film, you are welcome here. No reading required, and no prior knowledge needed. Come as you are.

About the Film

Major! follows Miss Major’s decades of organizing, from her years at the center of trans liberation movements to her work supporting trans women of color who have been incarcerated or targeted by systemic violence. It’s a portrait of survival, resistance, chosen family, and fierce love, told in large part in her own words.

What to Expect

• A 90-minute screening in a trans-affirming, community-centered space

• Time before or after for informal connection and reflection, with no pressure to share

• Snacks, drinks, and warm vibes

Content Note

The film includes discussion of incarceration, police violence, transphobia, and loss. Feel free to step out, take breaks, or sit near the exits as needed.

Accessibility & Care

If you have access needs or questions about the space, please reach out ahead of time. We’re happy to support you.

Come watch with us, sit with Miss Major’s story, and build community.