The Most Amazing HIV Allies & Advocates of 2023
We celebrate some of the HIV community's greatest heroes who are smashing stigma and working to eliminate the epidemic once and for all.
November 03 2023 12:51 PM
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We celebrate some of the HIV community's greatest heroes who are smashing stigma and working to eliminate the epidemic once and for all.
The long-serving senator and former San Francisco mayor leaves behind an enormous legacy, especially her early devotion to AIDS causes.
Former NBA star, business magnate, and longtime HIV survivor and advocate Magic Johnson has now surpassed the billion-dollar mark.
We lost the courageous HIV/AIDS activist almost 30 years ago — yet his legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Barrett promoted sex education and HIV resources.
The longtime HIV activist and ally gets real about religion, politics, and more in a revealing new memoir.Â
Though he'll likely leave the federal government by 2025, he vows to continue his over 40 year mission to end HIV.Â
We celebrate his legacy and fearless fight against homophobia and HIV.
The acclaimed actor discusses his five decades on Broadway and being a long-term survivor of HIV.
Delgado was also a lifelong activist and ally who had just joined the board of directors at the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice. Â
 "He lived in my apartment and died in my apartment."
These men and women left enormous legacies with their lives and deaths.
"I refuse to allow what I've managed to conquer have power in my life!"
The performer opened up in an emotional scene.
Elizondo was a popular drag artist in San Francisco and a tireless volunteer for HIV and LGBTQ+ organizations.
Sarah Schulman's written the most comprehensive political history ever assembled of ACT UP and AIDS activism in the U.S.
The '90s hit was created for victims of the AIDS pandemic. Today, it still comforts mourners.
Queer Eye's JVN on the cover of Self magazine. Check out the images here!
"Bearing witness can change lives..." Johnson told Plus, "oftentimes, It just takes one of us to tell the story of all of us to create real change."