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The Atlanta crisis stems from spurned romantic advances, according to a lawsuit.

Contractors claim the city’s AIDS housing program has not reimbursed them, leaving clients at risk for homelessness.

Here’s how the $1 million in federal funds will be put to use in metropolitan counties.

Dee Dee Chamblee is a transgender activist in Atlanta.

A $3.5 million grant to the University of Illinois at Chicago will help researchers find out.

“It’s the chance of showing people that I am just as normal as you,” says long-term survivor Nina Martinez.

“The number of people that we watch die alone is one of the greatest tragedies of our time.”

Guy Anthony offers affirmations, advocacy and advice to Black queer men.

David and Johnny are committed to each other—and to overcoming any challenge to their union.

The new federal initiative will work with existing research programs in eight cities.

The U.K.-based Christmas Appeal is a joint effort of two newspapers and the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

Located at the Rush Center, the SPOT builds upon the knowledge of people living with HIV.

Listen to personal tales from the global urban AIDS response, including reports from five U.S. cities.

Tori Copper offers answers and also talks about The TRANSitioning to Leadership Academy.

Last night we hosted an amazing live event for black MSM in Atlanta, Ga., in partnership with Aid Atlanta.

Plus, a lawsuit alleges that a Publix pharmacy manager disclosed a coworker’s HIV status as a way to embarrass him.