1. June/July 1994
Cover: Iconic modern dancer and choreographer Bill T. Jones talks frankly about sex, race, dance and AIDS. Inside: Stephen Greco’s detailed remembrance of Rudolf Nureyev, “the Rock Hudson of ballet,” who died the previous year. Gorgeous black-and- white photographs accompany the piece. Plus: surprising praise for People magazine’s AIDS coverage.
POZ June/July 1994
2. June 1999
Cover: a report on how advances in prevention science could help revolutionize safe sex and save the next generation of gay men. Inside: choreographer Muna Tseng’s dance SlutForArt, an homage to her older brother, photographer Tseng Kwong Chi, who died of AIDS-related illness. Plus: a column on life insurance and viatical settlements for people living with HIV.
POZ June 1999
3. June 2004
Cover: how ACT UP vet Peter Staley and “two button-down neggies” Dan Carlson and Bruce Kellerhouse got New York City to face its crystal meth problem. Inside: the link between domestic abuse and HIV. Plus: a photo essay on AIDS activists storming Congress to demand funds for ADAP because 1,200 folks were on waiting lists for medications.
POZ June 2004
4. June 2009
Cover: Fashion designer and chairman of the board of amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research Kenneth Cole talks with POZ about raising AIDS “awearness” through marketing campaigns. Inside: tips on how to take the stress out of moving to a new home—with HIV. Plus: a profile on avid AIDS activist–turned–TV news host Rachel Maddow.
POZ June 2009
5. June 2014
Cover: For our 20th anniversary, POZ catches up with 20 survivors who appeared on previous covers. Inside: items on the first HIV Is Not a Crime conference, held in Iowa, and Adam Zeboski’s new #TruvadaWhore campaign to reclaim the stigmatizing phrase. Plus: Peter Staley’s essay “Gay-on-Gay Shaming: The New HIV War.”
Go to POZ.com/25 for more 25th anniversary coverage!
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