AIDS
“No new HIV infections” is a good goal to have. But it doesn’t mean the virus is eradicated.
After DaBaby’s derogatory comments about HIV/AIDS, he went on a semi-apology tour, meeting with organizations, but several of those groups haven’t heard from him since.
The new documentary “Fauci” follows the infectious-disease expert—the COVID-19 adviser to Trump and Biden—throughout the pandemic, probing his deepest thoughts and fears.
A statue of the Utah Jazz great now stands in front of Vivint Arena. Given his awful history, from statutory rape to harassing Kobe Bryant’s wife, the franchise should reconsider.
Gregg Bordowitz’s AIDS-era retrospective at MOMA-PS1 replaces myth with reality, showcasing not heroes and victory, but a record of art and activism that is exceedingly human.
Russell T. Davies’ excellent HBO Max drama, “It’s a Sin,” shows the joys of coming out in 1980s London, and then the terror of AIDS, featuring awful bigotry and harsh home truths.
Filmmaker Rachel Mason, whose Emmy-nominated Netflix documentary “Circus of Books” explores her parents’ gay porn shop, writes about why we need to respect sex workers.