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Five HIV/AIDS services providers in the West African country discuss how they’re getting antiretrovirals to patients and meeting other immediate needs during the pandemic.

Ed Buck’s reign of terror reflects how little we care for Black gay men.

The United States government has given only one $1,200 check to people in need during the coronavirus crisis. To fill in the gaps, people have used platforms like GoFundMe.

The very political New American Dream is how the actor, musician, and director overcame a coronavirus slump and collaborated remotely with a new generation of queer artists.

The pandemic has disrupted HIV care all over the world, causing missed doses of medications and lack of access to clinics.

Getting pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to more people who need it will take some legislative teamwork to overcome barriers, such as lack of incentive for pharmacists.

Watching your partner have sex with someone else is often called “cuckolding” or “hotwifing.” But it’s not just for straight men. And, say experts, it’s perfectly healthy.

Even with a vaccine, people in the U.S. will have to confront widespread mistrust of public health services, government leaders, and vaccines themselves.

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.

A law student from a Central American immigrant family learns about the dangers faced by transgender migrants at the border.