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The Well Project asked A Girl Like Me blogger Heather O’Connor about breastfeeding as a woman living with HIV in the United States.

A revamped National Harm Reduction Coalition tackles the “racist war on drugs” and advocates for people who use drugs.

Longtime HIV advocates share their insights on COVID-19, social justice and living through two pandemics.

Anthony Fauci, MD, highlighted how socioeconomic status contributes to racial disparities during the coronavirus pandemic.

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AIDS United reminds HIV advocates that it is our responsibility to speak out against structural inequalities and systemic racism.

HIV advocate Matthew Rose shares why he uses poetry to express the grief, pain and trauma he and others in the Black community experience.

Five recommendations by Aundaray Guess, a self-described “gay, black, tall, shaved-head man living with HIV.”

Visual AIDS stands in solidarity with those standing up against police violence and a system that diminishes the value of Black life.

This is a call-to-action to other white people: stop looking away, stop hiding, and start being part of the change.

Sometimes an action of poetry is the best way to explain.

As HIV advocates, it is our responsibility to link arms with those who are speaking out against police brutality and institutional racism.

A list of those of color targeted by police because of their race

We must fight through our collective trauma to begin the process of renewal.

Sex worker Jacen Zhu holds nothing back in this interview, covering meth addiction among black gay men and racism in gay porn.

Two HIV researchers discuss their recent books on gay men and HIV-positive women.