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Tennessee's Controversial Sex Worker Law Discriminates Against Those With HIV: DOJ
The law is the subject of a separate lawsuit from sex workers living with HIV.
Dr. Fauci Calls Out Homophobic Lawmakers: 'The Antigay Attitude of People Is as Bad' As He's Ever Seen
On World AIDS Day, the world’s foremost authority on the disease says it’s time for us to be "very, very, very aggressive on pushing back" against the dangers caused by the extreme right.
Decriminalization of Gay Sex Boosts Global HIV Response: Report
A new study by UNDP, GNP+, and O’Neill Institute links legal reforms with improved HIV prevention and treatment, highlighting the critical role of decriminalizing same-sex relationships in public health.
A Note on World AIDS Day From Our CEO
Equalpride's Mark Berryhill shares his thoughts on a disease that's impacted our community for over four decades.
Playbill Honors World AIDS Day With Remember the Ribbon
Watch Broadway come together for the fourth annual event that benefits Broadway Cares.
This HIV Ally Is Spicing Up Sexual Health
Pedro Coronado isn't afraid to add a little kink into conversations around sexual health.
LGBTQ+ and AIDS Activist Susan Cowell Dead at 71
Cowell, a nurse, was instrumental in Rochester, N.Y.'s response to the AIDS crisis and was heavily involved in politics as well.
63 Photos Celebrating Halloween New Orleans of Years Past
Starting out in 1983, Halloween New Orleans established itself as a nonprofit organization whose sole purpose was to raise funds in support of Project Lazarus’ mission.
Tori Cooper's Work Is Trans Liberation
This Advocate of the Year knows all LGBTQ+ people deserve health and happiness.
Sheryl Lee Ralph's 'Dreamgirls' Role Shaped Her Destiny as an HIV and LGBTQ+ Activist
Ralph, one of our Advocates of the Year, recently said, "nobody ever mentioned the fact that we lost a third of our original [Dreamgirls] company to AIDS."
Tennessee Hit by Federal Lawsuit Over Discriminatory HIV Sex Worker Statutes
The plaintiffs say the laws are outdated and violate the Constitution and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
From AIDS to Assassinations, Sen. Feinstein Was Always There for Us
David Mixner, Dianne Feinstein's friend and colleague for over 40 years, shares thoughts about her strength of character.
Fewer Black Queer People are Taking PrEP. Meet the Students Fighting to Change That.
These young people have the tools necessary to link their peers with resources to access PrEP medications.
Florida Man Pleads Guilty to $16.7 Million Bogus HIV Medication Scheme
Amando Herrera sold the counterfeit medications that were ultimately prescribed to unsuspecting patients.
It's Time to Pay Attention to Older Americans Living With HIV, Advocates Say
In observance of National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day, here's a look at some of the issues this population faces.
7 AIDS Activists Arrested at Kevin McCarthy's Office Protesting PEPFAR Delay
Republicans in Congress are delaying reauthorization of the HIV prevention and treatment program because of abortion politics.
What Are the New Guidelines for Gay and Bi Men Donating Blood?
The discriminatory blood ban based on sexual orientation is over, but what does that mean?