Alvin Ailey to Get His Own Biopic from Moonlight Director
Oscar winner Barry Jenkins will direct a film about the HIV-positive dance pioneer.
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‘Thank You for Coming to Work Today’: Colleagues and Comrades Remember the Indefatigable Elizabeth Owens
Owens, who died this September, will be remembered as one of New York City’s fiercest fighters for the marginalized.
We Need to Protect Black Gay Men If We Want to Stop People Like Ed Buck
Ed Buck’s reign of terror reflects how little we care for Black gay men.
Now Is the Time to Give Essential Workers What They Deserve
Until we take this opportunity to define how much essential workers matter, cards, prayers, good thoughts, parades, and big coffees will not move their rights forward.
Celebrating the Life of HIV Activist George Burgess, Who Was ‘Always in Divine Service’
George Burgess was a tireless HIV activist who recently died. In this roundtable discussion, his family, colleagues, and loved ones look back at his life.
This Playwright Is Helping People Living With HIV to ‘Write It Out!’
Black, queer, HIV-positive playwright Donja R. Love launches a new writing workshop.
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.
Remembering John Lewis: Civil Rights Icon and Champion for LGBT Rights, HIV Community
John Lewis’ legacy is remembered.
To the ‘Greenleaf’ Writers and Tyler Perry: HIV Is Not a Plot Twist for the Sake of Drama
There are no monsters, just viruses.
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.