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Table of Contents


Dog Days in Malibu

Breathless

Born in Flames

Gay Guru

Soldier of Fortune

Rare Gem

Marathon Man

On the Waterfront

Race With the Angels

Mean Streets

S.O.S.

To the Editor

Ticket to Ride

Death by Disclosure

Slip Off the Old Block

Poster of the Month: Ruff Times

FYI

Say What

HIV in the Hood

No Brownie Points

Grades for AIDS

French Twist

Southern Discomfort

Sister Act Up

Sister Act Up

POZ Biz

POZarazzi: Call It a Day

Verse: Terminal Girl

Primary Concerns

Obits

Naming Names

Fast Company

Junk Mail

Life After Legacy

Spin Doctors

PWAs’ Best Friend

What’s Up, Doc?

HIV’s Incredible Endgame

The ABCs of Baby AZT

Hit the Dirt

Selling Sustiva

Publish or Perish

Best of the Rest

Where to Find It

What a Waste

Full Disclosure

People, Their Pets and Pet Peeves

Parental Guidance

Aunt Evelyn's Letters


Most Talked About

Does Undetectable Equal Uninfectious? (21)

Just Found Out? A POZ.com Guide for HIV Rookies (11)

The Blood of Christ (a powerful one-man AIDS protest) (Blog) (9)

The State of AIDS in Puerto Rico (9)

Rethinking Criminalization of HIV (8)

Life Expectancy With HIV Increases Dramatically (6)

Most Popular Lessons

The HIV Life Cycle

Herpes Simplex Virus

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Shingles

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)


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March 1999


POZarazzi: Call It a Day

by Gabi Horn

Twenty-four hours in the life of an epidemic

  1. No Karaoke: Japanese women serenaded shoppers and salarymen at an 11th annual World AIDS Day ceremony in Tokyo’s busiest square.
  2. Whole Enchilada: Artists launched extra-large latex in front of Mexico City’s chichi Palace of Fine Arts to honor Un Dia Sin Arte.
  3. French Whine: ACT UP Parisians took to the street and faked la morte to protest their government’s ennui toward the epidemic.
  4. Indian Giver: Champa Nepali, a former sex worker with HIV, spent December 1 handing out condoms in Bombay’s red-light district.
  5. Silent Treatment: Standing with their mouths taped shut for an hour, demonstrators in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, let the Red Ribbon do the roaring.
  6. American Gothic: The pre-impeachment prez observed the day with a photo-op and a token $10-million to the planet’s AIDS orphans.

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