Populations Living With HIV
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HIV in Latinx Communities
Latinx people living in the United States continue to be misunderstood, underrepresented, marginalized, and stigmatized, putting them at risk for HIV acquisition as well as poor HIV outcomes after diagnosis.
University of Michigan President Draws Students’ Ire After Harmful HIV Rhetoric
Students demand a public apology, closure of the school until safety protocols can be implemented, and a place at the planning table for marginalized communities.
Prevention Experts, Community, Sound Alarm on LA’s Meth Crisis
COVID-19 may be fueling an increase in meth use, not reducing it.
The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Another Instance of Black Death in America
Black people are left to die so that the American dream can continue to thrive.
My Husband Was Diagnosed With HIV. This Is How I Went From Anger to Acceptance
Despite having friends who were living with HIV, my reaction to my husband’s diagnosis was initially less than compassionate.
COVID-19 Doesn’t Stop HIV Support Group From ‘Living Successfully’
Zooming in on new technology, these New Yorkers battle an old problem.
Fire Island Folks Talk Anonymously About Hitting the Maskless Parties That Caused a Social-Media Ruckus
#Mask4Mask is the new #Masc4Masc.
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.
The History of HIV/AIDS in the U.S.
The HIV/AIDS pandemic changed the course of human history. This is the story of how dedicated activists changed the course of AIDS.
The #BlackLivesMatter Movement Has Finally Gripped Fire Island, New York’s Gay Elites
As protests erupted nationwide in the wake of the police murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, the #BlackLivesMatter movement came the LGBTQ-dominant communities of Fire Island’s Pines and Cherry Grove in New York.