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Tourmaline Wore Miss Claire Sullivan—and Paid Homage to Marsha P. Johnson—at Her Virginia Countryside Wedding

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Tourmaline Wore Miss Claire Sullivan—and Paid Homage to Marsha P. Johnson—at Her Virginia Countryside Wedding
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WeddingsTourmaline Wore Miss Claire Sullivan—and Paid Homage to Marsha P. At the time, Tourmaline was living nearby on Christopher Street and Hudson Street, and was immersed in the history of Christopher Street as she was writing her book Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson, a biography of the revolutionary Black trans LGBTQ rights activist.“The whole street feels sacred to me,” Tourmaline says, thinking back to that first date on the Christopher Street Pier.

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WeddingsTourmaline Wore Miss Claire Sullivan—and Paid Homage to Marsha P. Johnson—at Her Virginia Wedding to Cameron BillsBy Anna Grace LeeJuly 24, 2026Photo: Lensy MichelleSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyWhen the artist Tourmaline met Cameron Bills, she felt an immediate spiritual connection—one that was only magnified by the significance of where they were.After matching on Tinder, they met for their first date in September 2022 on the Christopher Street Pier in Manhattan, a longtime sanctuary for the queer community. At the time, Tourmaline was living nearby on Christopher Street and Hudson Street, and was immersed in the history of Christopher Street as she was writing her book Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P.

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