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by Jenée Desmond-Harris onJuly 22, 2012
The story of this week's international event should be about the epidemic among African Americans, says Phill Wilson of the Black AIDS Institute.
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by Jenée Desmond-Harris onJuly 10, 2012
Frontline's Endgame airs tonight on PBS.
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by Joshua R. Weaver onDecember 6, 2011
The Root Recommends: A new book that delves into the unspoken AIDS epidemic in the South.
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by Linda Villarosa onJuly 20, 2011
In a time of tight resources, who should get a breakthrough HIV medicine? The sick -- or those who want to avoid being sick?
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by Hayat Mohamed onJune 3, 2011
Who passed and who failed?
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by Rae Lewis-Thornton onJuly 23, 2010
AIDS activist Rae Lewis-Thornton was 23 when she tested positive for HIV in the '80s. A lot has changed since then. And a lot hasn't.
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July 14, 2010
While the hope is to get “nonjudgmental support for people living with HIV,” other language mentions supporting “high-risk communities” (read: gay and bisexual men).
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August 28, 2009
Science's best minds are still stumped by the many complexities of HIV. But here's one of the epidemic's no-brainers: Public health can't face it with the pennies we give it.
