COVER: Native American activist Lisa Tiger. INSIDE: A look inside San Francisco’s Cannabis Buyers Club; a feature delving into the AIDS funeral pickets organized by the Reverend Fred Phelps and the Westboro Baptist Church; POZ editor-in-chief Richard Pérez-Feria interviews actress, activist and ally Judith Light about her role in the fight. PLUS: Hollywood’s biggest AIDS moguls.
COVER: From riots to ribbons, a collection of 99 monumental moments of the AIDS epidemic during the ’90s. INSIDE: A guide to the new world of adherence high anxiety; catching up with former cover subject Mary Fisher; will a structured treatment interruption make your holiday season jolly, or is it a folly? PLUS: Meet Ferd Eggan, the radical AIDS czar of Los Angeles.
COVER: Aiming to escape side effects and preserve future options, more people with HIV are daring to live with a detectable viral load. INSIDE: To commemorate Day With(out) Art, four HIV-positive artists share work about life and love with HIV; a new exposé on the greed and corruption of big pharma. PLUS: What it’s like to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro while living with HIV.
COVER: Nokhwezi Hoboyi, an activist from the Treatment Action Campaign in South Africa who is HIV positive, bears witness to the stigma of AIDS. INSIDE: Seth Berkley of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative talks about vaccine research; comic book creator Darren Davis is doing super, despite HIV. PLUS: Portraits from Infected & Affected by photographer Joan Lobis Brown.
COVER: The POZ 100 celebrates youth power by highlighting 100 individuals who are younger than 30 and fighting against HIV/AIDS. INSIDE: Texas fundraisers help people with AIDS get home for the holidays; youth with HIV record their own stories for the Voices project at St. Jude’s. PLUS: Olympic diver Greg Louganis reflects on making a documentary about his life.
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