Mar 31, 2025
ACT UP, 1990
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ACT UP, 1990
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LGBTQ+, ACT UP protests in New York City, late 1980s to 1990s
okay but faggots: you have got to get more covid conscious. you realize public health is your heritage right? ACTUP NY still exists, still does AIDS activism, and requires masks at their actions because they acknowledge covid as an active threat to people living with HIV/AIDS and other health conditions. did you know the CDC says that being a minority puts you at higher risk for severe covid? and like fuck the CDC but maybe they're onto something there?
act-up protestor dragged through the street by nypd at a city hall protest advocating aids housing, march 28, 1989.
saw this in the bathroom of the Leather Archives and Museum in chicago💓💓
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David Wojnarowicz
"Silence = Death" (1990) by Rosa Von Praunheim
"We all deserve the right to protect and keep ourselves safe. Implementing a mask ban is not only an infringement on our human rights but also extremely ableist and inconsiderate of those disabled or immunocompromised.
. . .
About 1 in 5 adult New Yorkers have a disability. If a mask ban were to be implemented, spaces such as stores and restaurants might ban masking or set up mask-removal policy. That’s 1 in 5 adults no longer able to shop in public along with others, or participate in gatherings.
Forcing immunocompromised people to remove their face masks would likely violate the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and the New York State Human Rights Law. As a member of ACT UP NY, it’s always my goal to fight for human rights such as healthcare.
Those that are HIV+ are 8% more likely to be hospitalized due to COVlD than those that aren’t and are also at an increased risk of developing Long COVlD.
Masking SAVES LIVES. Masking is community care.”
Behind the Powecom KN95 is Serita @_seritasargent_ and her friend Bri’anna @lanoirede.jpg holding the #StopMaskBans sign.
MaskTogetherAmerica encourages everyone to speak up and write to elected officials to demand they oppose the anti-mask bills S9867/A10057 and S9194! We need to defend our right to masks.