Demanding Better—But for Whom?
Demanding Better—But for Whom?
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Early in June of this year, the US PLHIV Caucus issued...
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by Chael Needle
Introduced as a supplement to local Albany paper, Metroland, Art...
When It Comes to AIDS History, Everything Counts
Everything Counts
by David Waggoner
As we have looked back this summer at the start of the known AIDS epidemic, we have tried to be nuanced....
A New Normal
A New Normal
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by Bruce Ward
One Sunday, about fifteen years ago,...
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Up in Smoke
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Born in ’69, I consider myself a child of the...
AIDS Advocacy & Our Odysseys
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by Chael Needle
In the eighth grade, our social studies class had for one day a substitute teacher, Mr....
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Venita Ray
by Ruby Comer
Marquee Photo by Johnnie Ray Kornegay III
"We build power, change culture, and transform systems.”
Landing on this bold quote one evening, while...
Losing My Religion
Losing My Religion
How Many Times Can You Condemn Me to Hell?
by Hank Trout
I just watched the “1980s: Underground” episode of the FX Network’s series...
1986: Donna Summer Has Left the Building
1986: Donna Summer Has Left the Building
Part XIII of an Ongoing Chronicle of the First Fifteen Years of the AIDS Pandemic
by Bruce Ward
David Reuben’s...
Those Happy Ghosts of Love
Those Happy Ghosts of Love
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by John Francis Leonard
I’m shy by nature. Not...
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In Which I hate My Bones: Poetry by Ajay Sawant
In Which I hate My Bones
Bones like sticks, calcite rolls, bones underneath
intolerant skin and loose muscles, bones
made of stones, like transparent lamenting
through years of...
