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Diane and Neal
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Editor's Letter: On New Beginnings, a Few Goodbyes, and Many Thanks

Diane Anderson-Minshall introduces Plus's new editor in chief and shares her excitement for the future.

Why it Matters That Presidential Candidates Talk About HIV
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Why it Matters That Presidential Candidates Talk About HIV

2020 is not the year to get complacent about HIV, but rather an opportunity to spark a new kind of movement. 

DANIEL DRIFFIN
I Am The First

Daniel Driffin Wants You to Thrive, Not Just Survive

This Atlanta-based activist is helping hundreds of same-gender loving men learn to thrive in their lives.

MIAMI BREAKTHROUGH
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They Found a Better Way to Get Latinx Miami on PrEP

Two men from very different worlds are changing how Miami’s Latinx community accesses Prep — in a city where 5 percent of people are living with HIV. That's more than New York, L.A., or San Francisco.

DIANE ANDERSON-MINSHALL
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The Fight Against HIV Will Not Waver

People living with HIV are a resilient bunch, and history continues to repeat itself. 

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What Are Your Resolutions For 2019?

The new year is always a great time to step back and look at where you’ve been and where you’re going.

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Keith Haring, Miami, and the Art of Fashion

Check out lifestyle brand Morphew's tribute to Haring before hitting Art Basel this year. 

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HIV Education for the Next Generation

A recent study shows that Millennials and Gen Zs are alarmingly ignorant about HIV. That's a problem. 

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Welcome to U=U&U: Undetectable, Untransmittable, You.

The equation U=U is simple and scientifically-proven. People living with HIV who maintain an undetectable viral load and stay on treatment do not transmit HIV through condomless sex. 

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There’s No Shame in This Poz Professor’s Game

This college prof living with HIV is 100 percent real, even at the White House.

Diane Anderson-Minshall
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Why We Still Need HIV Warriors

We need to be able to hear and amplify the voices that have been ignored, marginalized, or outright silenced. 

Diane Anderson-MInshall
Editor's Column

Getting To Undetectable Should Never Be An Uphill Battle

Get on treatment as soon as you find out you’re HIV-positive. For most people, that’s enough to become undetectable in a matter of weeks.

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Oscar Nominee Rami Malek Brings Freddie Mercury To A New Age

The Queen frontman who died of AIDS complications is brought back to life for audiences around the world. 

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#3 Of Our Amazing People Living with HIV: Sanjay Johnson

His mug shot turned Sanjay Johnson into an overnight activist.

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Michael K. Williams as a Gay Veteran Living With HIV Still Resonates

He mesmerized us on The Wire and Boardwalk Empire, but his gay character on TV as HIV-positive veteran Ken Jones on When We Rise was smooth sailing for the actor and activist. 

Diane Anderson Minshall
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Why We Can Never Stop Fighting HIV

HIV is no longer a death sentence, but to deny that some people still experience it that way is to miss what happens to young Black men today.

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Here's Why We Chose To Highlight Miami Activists On Our Cover

For our recent cover, Plus spotlighted to very important men advocating for PrEP access in the Latinx community. 

DIMITRI MOISE
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Broadway Actor Comes Out HIV-Positive For A Greater Purpose

Dimitri Moise is joining the fight against HIV in the black community, proving that being poz doesn’t have to derail your dreams.

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#22 Of Our Amazing People Living with HIV: Greg Gonsalves

Gregg Gonsalves went from the streets with ACT UP to the halls of Yale University.

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I Am The First

Broadway Star Bares His HIV Status In Uplifting Story

Broadway actor Dimitri Moise comes out HIV-positive to join the fight against HIV in the black community.