#AIDS History

Ric Muñoz starred in the 30-second “Just Do It” commercial. 23 years later, he’s back in the spotlight.

The addition arrives thanks to the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, which is celebrating its 40th birthday. [VIDEO]

Watch Gregg Gonsalves explain how his work affects public health, human rights and health inequities. [VIDEO]

The New Jersey event illustrates how the epidemic and the group’s mission have evolved. [VIDEO]

Provincetown’s AIDS memorial “stops one ocean moment in time.”

Here are some important dates in AIDS history.

Why ACT UP protested two AIDS-themed art exhibits at the Whitney

Read them here. But first, grab a tissue.

The iconic AIDS activist sounded off in a STAT interview—and shared how he’s spending his declining years.

In all of Utah, they were the only source of medical care. The Logo documentary “Quiet Heroes” tells their story.

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.