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We present the biggest ideas from 4 groundbreaking non-fiction HIV books
These summaries of great HIV history books will help you see the epidemic (and the world) in new ways.
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This immunologist is using nanotechnology for an HIV vaccine. It could change the epidemic forever.
Jui-Lin Chen is at the forefront of nanomaterial research for an HIV vaccine, but are queerphobic roadblocks in STEM fields slowing the pace?
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Elton John launches unusual product collab to fight AIDS
Elton John and toast spread. What a delicious combo.
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Bush Institute warns GOP that ending critical HIV program could cost millions of lives
The GOP has been using the revolutionary program as a bargaining chip in budget negotiations, claiming it really just promotes abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.
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This bisexual Black anarchist escaped from prison twice in the name of radical revolution
Kuwasi Balagoon was a New Afrikan Anarchist who viewed Black Americans as a “subjugated nation” that deserved to resist the conditions forced onto them.
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Rep. Barbara Lee says PEPFAR is “in peril” amid conservative attacks and looming government shutdown
The widely hailed Bush-era HIV/AIDS program’s reauthorization is set to lapse October 1.
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“Aristotle & Dante” is groundbreaking in a world that lacks queer Hispanic role models
As a closeted gay Mexican, author Benjamin Alire Sáenz felt like he didn’t fit in. His experience represents that of countless queer Hispanics.
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George W. Bush says real “pro-life” Republicans wouldn’t defund his HIV program
The program has saved over 25 million lives. Republicans want to kill it.
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Rep. Maxine Waters skewers GOP colleagues for trying to gut HIV/AIDS programs
She accused the GOP of endangering “the lives of millions of people around the world.”
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Anti-abortion politics are threatening a vital HIV prevention program
The Family Research Council calls PEPFAR a massive slush fund for abortion and LGBTQ+ advocacy. It has saved countless lives.