#AIDS History

Created by Lauren Ewing, the horizontal monument in the Massachusetts resort town “stops one ocean moment in time.” [VIDEO]

Bob Leahy looks at the ways HIV can shape our lives, whether we like it or not.

They claim the Whitney Museum “does not make explicit connections to the present AIDS crisis within the exhibition.” [SLIDESHOW]

When POZ blogger Shawn Decker posted his thoughts about the Kylie controversy, he earned a whole lot of likes—while educating about HIV.

I’ve gone full circle with TV’s “AIDS Lifeline” and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

The original “Dreamgirl” and Moesha’s stepmom remains a “fabulous AIDS diva!”

An important part of HIV history lies in the mass graves of Hart Island.

Hanning’s “Unfortunate Male” book and performances document his AIDS diagnosis through actual medical records and photos.

The AIDS Memorial on Instagram revisits some of the amazing tributes submitted to the account.

The AIDS Memorial on Instagram revisits some of the amazing tributes submitted to the account.

Exploring San Diego’s LGBTQ+ History

The singer-songwriter spoke at a lecture in honor of the late Princess Diana.

Elsewhere, the Lambda Literary Awards honors HIV-themed works and iconic author Edmund White.

A provocative interview with author Sarah Schulman also reveals the most pressing issues facing gay people and the HIV community.

I remember those first reports in June 1981 as well as the historic HIV moments that followed, including the one right now.

#ItIsStillNotOver. Plus: These survivors have a message for you! [VIDEO]