Diane Anderson-Minshall

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. 

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

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

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.

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. 

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

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