Our Story, Our Time

It’s September 18, 2015, about 2 a.m. and I am tired as hell. When this day started, I never thought it would end with...

My Struggle with Self-Pleasure Self-care is an act of becoming by George M. Johnson Earlier this year I wrote a story disclosing my HIV status to the...

Have you ever been told about how there are usually tons of “red flags” before something bad or adverse happens? That you can see...

In my family we celebrate everything. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, birthdays (sometimes even months after the birthday has occurred LOL)....

Dear CDC Let's end the epidemic by addressing racial disparities by George M. Johnson It’s been thirty-plus years of the HIV epidemic and although we are nowhere...

While watching an episode of 2 Broke Girls the other day, the topic of sexually transmitted infections came up as the focal point of...

It is a scary time to be living in a world where HIV funding could ever be up for debate. Thirty-six years removed from...

It’s been about four years since I started taking HIV medications and I absolutely hated it. I remember when I first started taking the...

It’s been seventeen years since President Clinton first declared June to be Pride Month in the United States, commemorating and highlighting the historical achievements...

Black LGBTQ folks are often trying to find a place that they can call home. For us, it can be a tough task when...