1985: the year the AIDS crisis finally broke through the silence
A lot has happened in the four decades since. We take a look back.
June 26 2025 11:24 AM
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A lot has happened in the four decades since. We take a look back.
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The CNN documentary "Don't Make Me Over" looks back on the legendary entertainer's life and career.
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This Black, queer-led organization is addressing the intersectional challenges their communities face, including HIV.
The gay writer was a fixture in Philadelphia, where he advocated for the most marginalized.
Grace, a longtime HIV educator and LGBTQ+ advocate, is being treated for stage 4 liver and bile cancer.
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The breakout star of Mathis Family Matters breaks down the importance of education and using your voice to fight for health resources.
The famous activist reflects on the AIDS epidemic, the mpox outbreak, and his journey to faith.
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