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Making history while reporting it: a legendary journalist's crusade against AIDS - LGBTQ Nation

Randy Shilts' work continues to resonate, reflecting on the AIDS epidemic and institutional homophobia in America.
His biography sheds new light on his lasting impact and the evolution of societal issues.

Studio One Forever review affectionate look back at LA's legendary gay club

The documentary 'Studio One Forever' reflects on a legendary gay club's significant cultural impact and the loss felt due to the AIDS crisis.

This 'Angels in America' is the theatrical medicine you need

Forgiveness is difficult yet essential; love and justice intersect amidst human limitations in Kushner's 'Angels in America.'

Reagan: His Life and Legend by Max Boot review a head of state lost without a script

Reagan's emotional detachment and superficiality hindered his grasp of complex issues like the AIDS epidemic, despite his public persona as a unifying figure.

October 11, 1987 - San Francisco Bay Times

Gert McMullin highlights the emotional toll of the AIDS epidemic while emphasizing the significance of The NAMES Project and the Quilt in honoring victims.

'America's Nobel' goes to a power couple who made a startling discovery about HIV

Salim and Quarraisha Abdool-Karim transformed the understanding and approach towards HIV/AIDS in young South African women, earning the Lasker Prize for their contributions.
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The Enchanting Opera Performances of Klaus Nomi

Klaus Nomi, a unique musical figure, faced neglect and discrimination during the AIDS epidemic but is increasingly recognized for his contributions to music.

EXCLUSIVE: The history of marijuana legality is queer... & we have this gay man to thank! - Queerty

Dennis Peron played a crucial role in the history of medical cannabis and LGBTQ+ rights, establishing the first public cannabis dispensary in San Francisco.

The Enchanting Opera Performances of Klaus Nomi

Klaus Nomi, a unique musical figure, faced neglect and discrimination during the AIDS epidemic but is increasingly recognized for his contributions to music.

EXCLUSIVE: The history of marijuana legality is queer... & we have this gay man to thank! - Queerty

Dennis Peron played a crucial role in the history of medical cannabis and LGBTQ+ rights, establishing the first public cannabis dispensary in San Francisco.
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The Cruel Genius of Robert Plunket's Gay Satires

Dramatic irony in Love Junkie signifies the looming AIDS epidemic, creating tension and highlighting the character's naiveté in the face of tragedy.

The Alvin H. Baum, Jr, Memorial Lecture Series - San Francisco Bay Times

Al Baum was a significant figure in the LGBTQIA+ and Jewish communities, known for his philanthropy and commitment to addressing the AIDS epidemic.
The Al Baum Memorial Lecture Series was established at the University of San Francisco to honor Al's legacy and contributions to his community.

We read 4 groundbreaking non-fiction HIV books so you don't have to

Queer authors have written complex examinations of the politics behind the AIDS epidemic.
Susan Sontag's book 'AIDS and its Metaphors' explores contemporary rhetoric about HIV and its impact on modern anxieties.

The final designs for London's first AIDS memorial have been revealed

London is getting a 'Tree of Life' memorial for the AIDS epidemic after 43 years since the first AIDS death in the UK.
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