#aids-crisis

#aids-crisis

Troy Masters, a key figure in LGBTQ+ media and advocacy, passed away at 63, leaving a lasting impact on the community.

Hamad Butt's exhibitions explore the intersection of art, personal experience, and societal issues surrounding HIV/AIDS.

Gay men display higher trust in medicine and proactive health measures, particularly regarding mpox vaccinations, than other minority groups due to past experiences.

Freelance photojournalists Samar Abu Elouf and Darcy Padilla highlight human struggles through their poignant documentary photography amidst conflict and socioeconomic hardships.

Maurice Vellekoop's graphic memoir explores his journey of self-acceptance amidst childhood guilt and the AIDS crisis in 1980s Toronto.

Gary Indiana was a multi-talented author whose works explored cultural decay, often addressing the AIDS crisis and societal issues with dark humor.

Political distractions divert attention from important issues like public health and elections.

Grassroots actions in response to the AIDS crisis have formed impactful nonprofit organizations.

Fundraising for HIV/AIDS initiatives is increasingly challenging due to rising costs and changing donor behaviors.

Keiko Lane's memoir offers a unique perspective on growing up queer during the AIDS crisis, emphasizing trauma, identity, and activism.

The LGBT+ community fought against misinformation about AIDS, leading to the formation of GLAAD to promote fair representation in media.

Russell T Davies pays tribute to Phil Lewis, a key inspiration behind his series 'It's A Sin', highlighting the impact of friendship during the Aids crisis.

The intersection of technology and art influences the evolving nature of portraiture, challenging viewers' perceptions of identity and expression.

Pedro Lemebel, a prominent queer writer in Latin America, known for his crónicas, highlighted Chile's AIDS crisis intertwined with the last years of the Pinochet regime.

Openhouse Adelman/Gurevitch Founders Award recognizes significant contributions to LGBTQ older adults.

Tom Nolan was a pioneer in addressing the AIDS crisis and advancing LGBTQ+ rights in public service.

Andrew Scott expresses his enjoyment of being gay and feels lucky to have been born that way.

All of Us Strangers explores themes of grief, coming out, and the impact of the AIDS crisis on different generations.

The final creation of iconic artist Keith Haring, 'Unfinished Painting,' has been completed using AI technology, causing controversy and raising moral concerns about copyright and original artistry.

The artwork reflects the devastating effects of the AIDS crisis and its incompletion symbolizes lives cut short by the virus.

Far-right US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is attacking Dr. Anthony Fauci and attempting to rally HIV activists against him.

Fauci is often targeted by conservative politicians for his Covid-19 advice, and his work in steering the US through the AIDS crisis is being overlooked.

Chinese public health advocate Gao Yaojie died at 95 in exile in New York City. She exposed a man-made AIDS crisis in China and worked to remove the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.

Gao's investigations revealed that AIDS was spreading through blood transfusion centers in rural China. She was one of the first to speak out publicly about the issue.