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I’m an HIV positive gay man in recovery from drug addiction. What’s not to love?
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Brian Thomas loved his Florida trip. Then the monkeypox blisters appeared.
Brian Thomas during his recent Fort Lauderdale vacation. The photo on Brian Thomas’ Instagram page was a typically sunny one for the social media personality, who has built a rising presence as a [...]
Meet the Gay Men Behind POZ Magazine’s “Meth Still Kills” Feature Story
No sooner had POZ Magazine editor Oriol Gutierrez accepted my pitch to do a feature story about meth, gay men and HIV than a stunning Facebook post came across my feed. Someone I knew, Mark [...]
Queer the Media: A Chat with the GLAAD Award ‘Outstanding Blog’ Nominees
Among the glittering nominees of Hollywood films, television and music honored at the annual GLAAD Awards, one category celebrates grassroots queer media like no other. The “Outstanding Blog” award honors ongoing blogs, typically written and [...]
Buckle up! The ‘Staley vs Gilead’ lawsuit could cost Big Pharma billions.
Activist and lawsuit plaintiff Peter Staley This is big news indeed. Pay attention. The latest twist in the Staley vs. Gilead lawsuit could signal very bad things for Gilead Sciences and Janssen Pharmaceuticals. [...]
Join a Free Webinar on Social Isolation among Long-Term Survivors
Mark S. King, Gina Marie Brown, Arianna Lint, and David Fawcett are the panelists for an upcoming webinar on social isolation among long-term HIV/AIDS survivors. There is a moment in a 1982 NBC [...]
People Living with HIV Lend Our Expertise for Free. Let’s Stop It.
There’s a new survey produced by the Prevention Access Campaign (PAC) that addresses an important issue: people living with HIV being undervalued for their contributions. And too often, it is those of us living [...]
