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Can the LGBT Community Come Together To Stand Against Our Own Hate?

OutServe-SLDN assists military living with HIV who are facing more challenges to serving their country.

Our current cover subject, Charles Sanchez, talks combining his acting skills and HIV activism to create a musical comedy web series.

Pride celebrations often make me think about how we measure success. For me, the LGBTQ and HIV communities overlap.

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.

My first sober New York City Pride changed my life thanks to Miss Hell’s Kitchen and the untampered enthusiasm I felt in the Pride Parade.

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

470 seats are up for grabs in Congress. Here’s how you can be an informed and active voter.

Courtesy of a new guidebook from HRC Foundation’s HIV & Health Equity Project

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

“LGBT people’s access to condoms, to counseling and to HIV education is disappearing.”

A grant from The Jewish Fund helps launch the Brother 2 Brother initiative.

Photographer Robin Hammond’s work gets highlighted by rock icon Elton John in The New York Times.

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

Just ask Nicholaus Johnson, a former “junkie” with AIDS who is now a sober college student helping the HIV community.

The latest HIV prevention campaign from the Los Angeles LGBT Center stars gay music artist and model Milan Christopher.