HIV Stigma and Discrimination
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Did a Racial Power Imbalance Lead to a Pair of Firings at a Michigan HIV Agency?
CARES is among many nonprofits serving people of color but with mainly white leadership. When and how will that change?
What You Need to Know About Truvada for HIV Treatment and Prevention
Down-to-earth info you need about Truvada, both as a part of HIV treatment regimens and HIV prevention (PrEP).
The Union Push at New York City’s Housing Works Has Hit a Standoff Amid COVID-19 Upheaval
Management and many workers at the pioneering nonprofit have hit a stalemate over when and how a union vote can go forward.
Coming of Age in the Early Days of the HIV Pandemic Is ‘Like a Love Story’
Sherri Lewis interviews award-winning novelist and screenwriter Abdi Nazemian about his new book, Like a Love Story.
Fighting the ‘Plandemic’ and Other Science Disinformation Campaigns
Activists Jennifer Brea and Gregg Gonsalves discuss how to combat a plague of disinformation.
The New York Times’ 1981 ‘Gay Cancer’ Story Continues to Distort Early AIDS History
As we remember the 39th anniversary of this landmark news story on the unfolding of the HIV pandemic, we must correct the record.
What It Means to Be Queer and Living With HIV in Nigeria
Queer people with HIV in Nigeria face several threats: stigma, legal troubles and violence.
Black Queer People’s Family Structures Are a Blueprint for the Revolution
How Black queer people show up for each other in nontraditional ways should be a lesson for us all.
New David France Documentary Bears Witness to Anti-LGBTQ Violence in Chechnya
‘Welcome to Chechnya’ debuts on HBO June 30.
We March in the Same Streets
Pride isn’t cancelled this year—in fact, it’s more inclusive than ever.