Marsha P. Johnson's contributions to LGBTQ rights were pivotal, particularly in the Stonewall Riots, which she played a crucial role in. As a prominent figure in the gay rights movement, Johnson co-founded the activist group Sylvia Rivera Law Project and advocated for the rights of marginalized individuals, particularly transgender and people of color. Her commitment to activism and visibility helped reshape the narratives around LGBTQ issues and fostered a sense of community. Johnson's legacy as an advocate and icon continues to influence contemporary movements for equality and social justice.