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However, the former college wrestler in Missouri won’t be released until October 2019.

Fake news alert: Trump allegedly said 15,000 recent Haitian immigrants all have AIDS.

The Southern HIV Impact Fund is a collaborative partnership managed by AIDS United.

The former college wrestler in Missouri entered a plea deal after his original conviction was overturned.

See a “POZ on Location” video with highlights from the United States Conference on AIDS and scroll through 15 tweets from HIV advocates.

The president tweeted a swift retort to the African-American head of Merck.

Excellent coverage by The New York Times versus a misstep by CBS.

HIV-positive advocate Art Jackson is a community programmer and educator at Community Health Interventions and Sickle Cell Agency in North..

In a post titled “Fighting My Way Up,” POZ blogger Aundaray Guess reflects on his struggles with adherence to his HIV medications.

Structural, social and health barriers are challenging the Black gay and bisexual men at the center of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the South.

An educator and advocate wants the HIV community to have some honest conversations.

We know the threat of physical violence, even death, is a daily part of life for the LGBT community.

The CEO of Housing Works, an organization fighting homelessness and AIDS, reflects on the impact of racism on society from violence to HIV.

Charles Stephens, founder and executive director of Counter Narrative Project, on amplifying the voices of black gay men and how HIV fits.

Originally featured in the bathrooms of gay bars, the prevention campaign, “I Love My Boo” was re-launched on December 15, 2014.

HIV hits the American South especially hard, according to an analysis of data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.