Say Their Names
Say Their Names
From slavery to HIV to death by police, the normalization of Black death needs to stop
by George M. Johnson
Philando Castile. Say his...
This Year
Every year like clockwork, the collective world sits around and lists their New Year’s Resolutions that they are going to bring into the next...
Web Savvy
I remember the days a few years back when I was nervous about reading about anything HIV-related. I would literally wait until the late...
Dear CDC: Let’s End the Epidemic by Addressing Racial Disparities
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...
Time for Therapy
The burdens of being a public figure some days are heavy. In addition to being a full-time journalist, I’m also an avid LGBTQ activist,...
Dear Gemmel & Giovanni
I wake up every day and I do about ten minutes of prayer. I sit on my yoga mat with my legs crossed, light...
Switching Fears
With new treatments, and advancements, HIV has now become a manageable and treatable chronic condition. From thirty pills a day, to thirty different pills...
Being Single
At thirty, I can honestly say for the first time in my life that I am happy. I have a great job, a growing...
On Celebrating the “Posiversary”
In my family we celebrate everything. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, birthdays (sometimes even months after the birthday has occurred LOL)....
Spiritual Not Religious
Black LGBTQ folks are often trying to find a place that they can call home. For us, it can be a tough task when...
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Robert Siegelman: Artist
The Model and the Photographer
Artist Robert Siegelman Explores the Personal and the Political
by Chael Needle
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, artist Robert Siegelman has shifted...
