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Racial Disparities Persist in HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment

Ending the Epidemic Initiative data highlights racial disparities in HIV prevention, care and treatment for Black New Yorkers.

By ETE Dashboard

Rush Limbaugh Mocked AIDS Deaths. These HIV Activists Outlived Him.

A small selection of HIV activists who are alive and well today, unlike Rush Limbaugh. He’s dead.

By Mark S. King

A tough start to 2021: Goodbye to Carmen Vazquez and Joe Sonnabend

For many of us in the HIV community, we have learned to live with loss. In this current pandemic, what lessons can we share?

By Andrew Spieldenner

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Love Positive Women: The Alchemy of HIV

The featured gallery for February explores how HIV can redefine love and grace, awaken purpose and courage, and forge communities.

By Visual AIDS

Language Has Consequences

Violence against Asian Americans comes from the same place as discrimination against people living with HIV.

By Paul Kawata

Condoms: A Love Story For #InternationalCondomDay

The condom has been my friend and, at times, guide on this journey called life. That’s why, today, I wrap my head around it for a change.

By Shawn Decker

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Marking National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day With a COVID-19 Vaccine

Why HIV and COVID-19 are racial justice issues—and what the Black, Queer+ Center for Liberation is doing about it.

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Rachel Levine, MD, Will Make History, and a Difference

President Biden’s nominee for assistant secretary of health will become the highest-ranking transgender official in the U.S. government.

By Sean Strub

A Virtual Discussion: [Knowledge is Power]

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By David & Johnny

Filling Out Your Profiles On Dating Apps: Why or Why Not?

If getting healthier is on your 2021 To-Do list, consider including how dating apps can help.

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He Planned a Bug Chaser Party as an HIV Fundraiser. Really.

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Watch the Most Blissfully Bonkers HIV PSA Ever Made

Rush Limbaugh and His AIDS Update

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