a movement to reclaim our dignity & end HIV stigma
So, I’ve been wanting to get back to blogging for some time now. I’ve created so many fantabulous stories in my head. Today, the fantasies stop and the writing start. I was invited to talk to a group of students about living with HIV. As the day of the zoomRead More
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Harold B. has “outlived the death sentences of the HIV/AIDS “ for over forty-three years. Living in New York City at the time he was initially diagnosed, Harold’s recollections from that time are somber reminders of the utter destruction & despair that ripped through the gay community. As a BlackRead More
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Please tell me a summary of your story living with HIV/AIDS I have been living with HIV since 1987, it has been an upwards battle. When I found out, I just had to keep it a secret. I just knew that I would probably pass by the time I wasRead More
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I have been working to flesh out #CelebrateUU, a social movement I’m starting to help overcome the stigma of living with HIV. I was able to photograph three people for the effort before we went into lockdown. I’ll be sharing those stories in coming weeks. I’m still figuring out how we’llRead More
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I was talking to a friend today about general health. I recently visited my 82 year old father, who continues to work as a teacher for an online high school. He also plays tennis twice a week. He takes only vitamins and over the counter supplements like ginkgo biloba and fishRead More
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