#Shawn Decker

Discover personal stories of people living with HIV/AIDS.

On our third episode, we talk with Dr David Ho, Time’s 1996 Person of the Year and personal doctor to basketball legend Magic Johnson.

When COVID hit, I wanted to use my music as a way to entertain people who were stuck inside. After George Floyd’s death, priorities shifted.

What is... happiness, anyway?

A genie offered me 11 million impressions on a tweet... but only if I’d lose 5 pints of blood in my stool. Why I accepted the challenge.

This year has been all about making music- and trying to keep tabs on my ever-changing mood.

Gwenn and I will be joining Annie Lennox tomorrow to discuss HIV, send questions to The Stream on Twitter using #WDLive!

As many of you know, we are a part of Doing It - CDC’s new national HIV testing campaign.

... to have a healthy relationship, each partner should know their HIV status.

Before I die... before I die I want to experience something I never have: life without hemophilia.

Charlie Sheen’s public announcement was a teachable moment to discus HIV criminalization, sex workers, stigma and much more.

To celebrate his survival and to raise money for the MTV Staying Alive Foundation, Decker has recorded a Depeche Mode cover album.

At 40, it’s quite possible that I’m only halfway done with this journey. I’m content with each day, month and year I’ve had. Each decade has b...

"June 6. 1990. I sat nervously in a van, borrowed from a family friend for a special journey. My parents, best friend and aunt were aboard. Ou...

"This year Friday the 13th and Valentine’s Day ended up back-to-back. Which, considering how masochistic the emotion of love can be, seems qui...