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World Health Organization changes the name of “Monkeypox” to “mpox”
“Continuing to use the term ‘monkeypox’ to describe the current outbreak may reignite these feelings of racism and stigma.”
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How zines became a beacon of queer love & community
For queer people, zines are—and always have been—freedom.
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Meet the woman who was jailed 3 times for bringing cannabis brownies to AIDS patients
They called her Brownie Mary, and she called the young gay men she helped her kids.
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Oiled Hunks: The Not-So-Surprisingly Queer History of Bodybuilding
Although it continues to be dampened, the truth remains: Bodybuilding is a queer sport.
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A 66-year-old man was diagnosed with HIV in 1988. It just got cured.
He is the fifth person – and the oldest – to ever be cured of HIV.
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Raif Derrazi on how knowing his HIV status (and the gym) transformed his life
Raif Derrazi has been living with HIV for more than a decade now, and he has responded to his diagnosis in a remarkable way: by remaking not just his body but his emotional life.
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Magic Johnson explains how he learned to love his out & proud gay son
“He was, like, squeezing all the air out of me. That’s when I knew, there’s nothing but love here.”
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Zimbabwe has decriminalized the transmission of HIV
“This decision strengthens the HIV response in Zimbabwe by reducing the stigma and discrimination that too often prevents vulnerable groups of people from receiving HIV prevention, care and treatment services.”
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San Francisco to hold massive display of AIDS Memorial Quilt to honor its 35th anniversary
“The Quilt is an important reminder that the HIV/AIDS crisis is still not over and there is much work to be done.”
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Biden admin calls for program to help provide more gender-affirming care for trans people with HIV
The call comes as part of the Department of Health & Human Services celebration of the Affordable Care Act’s 12th anniversary.