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Enchanting the World Living with HIV/AIDS & finding hope in magickal (not magical) thinking by Mel Baker In a recent A&U column called “Relentless ‘Gratitude’?” Hank Trout...

Since 1955, the motto “To Protect and Serve” has been plastered on police cars all across the United States. In the book Who Do...

I just mailed my leftover HIV medications, Reyataz, Prezista, and Norvir to Action for Solidarity in Miami, Florida, to be used by a person...

Every Forty Seconds We need to raise awareness about the other epidemic—depression by Joshua Middleton I am HIV-positive and, yes, I also live with depression. That’s right,...

Divided We Fall Let's stop discrimination in our own communities by John Francis Leonard Yesterday, I was completely taken aback and feeling discouraged and mournful for several...

For two days following the deadliest mass shooting in American history and the murders of forty-nine mostly Latino/Latina patrons of a gay nightclub in...

Small Minds Discuss People Why are discrimination and stigma still happening in small-town America by Connie Rose I came to the conclusion during the whole debate about...

AIDS Revisionists Our history will not be rewritten by Sherri Lewis It started with Charlie Sheen’s widely televised disclosure about his HIV status and his search for...

Hope Unites Us Together we can fight for the empowerment of individuals living with HIV/AIDS by Belkis Fonseca Medina Living with HIV, in all likelihood, is one...

As an Ambassador for Greater Than AIDS and one of the women who is part of its very important campaign, Empowered: Women, HIV &...