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Denied Job Because of His “HIV Low CD4 Count”

Meet the “Saw” nurses—some are LGBT celebrities—who star in the “All Types Welcome” campaign for Halloween blood drives.

POZ deputy editor Trent Straube shares his observations about essays by author Clay Cane.

A “blatantly discriminatory” 1996 law required the discharge of HIV-positive service members. It didn’t last long.

Lambda Legal fights for LGBT people and everyone living with HIV.

I remember very well how heartbroken I was after testing HIV positive.

Clay Cane navigates it all in “Live Through This,” a nimble collection of autobiographical essays.

Meet six activists living with the virus and fighting for your rights.

POZ recently asked you about HIV-related issues at work. Here are your responses.

Jack Mountford filed a lawsuit against New York restaurant Buddakan.

Nominated for a Tony Award, the groundbreaking “As Is” was produced shortly before Larry Kramer’s “The Normal Heart.”

The Trump administration calls for fewer of the drug coverage reviews that ensure that health plans don’t discriminate.

Brooklyn man claims he was denied the job as a 911 operator for the NYPD because of his HIV.

“No child should be kept from attending school based on unfounded fears about HIV.”

“HIV criminalization laws are based on bias, not science.”

The health care facility that fired him will conduct training about the Americans with Disabilities Act, an antidiscrimination law.

Can the LGBT community come together to stand against our own hate?