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Gay History – Remembering Bisexual Actor Brad Davis Who Fought For Work and Dignity While Battling AIDS
Brad Davis: (1949-1991) - Born Robert Davis on November 6th, 1949 to Eugene Davis (a dentist from Beverly Hills whose…
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FDA Reduces Restrictions On Gay Male Blood Donors, Continues Stigmatization
The continued stigmatization of gay male blood donors in the 21st century is uncalled for and needlessly cruel especially since…
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Gay History – December 22, 2001: Remembering Lance Loud. America’s First OUT Gay Man On Television
Decades before Matt Bomer, Neil Patrick Harris, and Zachary Quinto there was a young man named Lance Loud who brought gay…
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PA Man Sues U.S. Postal Service For Being Fired Because He Is Gay
A former postal worker identified as John Doe to protect himself from retribution, filed a lawsuit on Friday in federal…
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Facebook Refuses To Remove Ads Promoting Misinformation About HIV Prevention Drugs
Facebook feeds have been inundated with misleading ads containing false information about HIV prevention and LGBT advocates, are saying that…
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Ex-Wales Rugby Captain Gareth Thomas Reveals He Has HIV
Former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas who came out as gay in December 2009 has revealed he is HIV positive,…
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New HIV Study Shows With Treatment There Is ‘Zero Risk’ of Transmission
A new study which followed nearly 1,000 gay male couples in The Lancet has found that due to treatment reducing…
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DNC Responds to Trump’s 22% CUT in AIDS Funding
The Trump administration proposal is bad medicine and dangerous to people living with H.I.V.,” said Carl E. Schmid II, the…
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BREAKING: Third Man “Cured” of HIV/AIDS in Germany
Announced at a medical conference in Seattle on Tuesday, a man in Germany, known only as “the Düsseldorf patient once…
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The Ghosts of Saint Vincent’s Hospital: Ground Zero For New York City’s AIDS Epidemic
Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers or just, “St. Vinny’s” as the locals called it was located on 12th and 13th Street…
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