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New Poem - Get Loud and Stay Loud
New poem here. Right now, I think I write better about political shit in poetry form than I do in blog posts. Because in poetry, I can stay sharp and on target with what I want to say. So, here’s my advice in today’s God awful times: Get Loud and Stay Loud Poem – Get Loud and Stay Loud – pdfDownload
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World AIDS Day — December 1
Today we honor the lives lost, the survivors who continue to fight, and the generations of activists, caregivers, artists, and organizers who transformed grief into power. World AIDS Day is a reminder of the profound resilience of our community—and of the urgent work that remains.
We remember the friends, lovers, mentors, and chosen family members taken too soon. We celebrate the progress made through activism and science, from ACT UP’s bold demands to the ongoing fight for global access to treatment and prevention. And we acknowledge the inequities that persist, especially for queer people, trans communities, people of color, and those without access to care.
World AIDS Day is not only a day of remembrance—it is a promise. A promise to continue telling the stories. To support those living with HIV. To fight stigma wherever it appears. To push for a world in which healthcare is a right, and no one is left behind.
Honor the past. Stand with the present. Fight for the future.
On this day in queer history: September 14, 1989
ACT UP organized a dramatic protest at the New York Stock Exchange against the pharmaceutical company Burroughs Wellcome.
Over 350 activists gathered at noon, demanding a price reduction for AZT, the first drug approved to treat HIV/AIDS. At the time, the medication was priced far beyond the reach of most people living with HIV, effectively making survival a privilege of wealth.
The protest was part of a coordinated international action, with demonstrations in San Francisco and London. Just four days later, Burroughs Wellcome bowed to the pressure, lowering AZT’s price by 20 percent — a testament to the power of collective action.
HIV/AIDS Activists stacked more than 200 coffins in front of the State Department Thursday April 17, 2025 to protest the devastation of global HIV-fighting programs by Donald Trump’s administration.
The gutting of the global HIV-fighting program could bring back "the darkest days of the AIDS epidemic," says the Human Rights Campaign's Ma
Due to PEPFAR funding cuts 20million people globally will lose access to HIV treatment (220,000 people per day including 7000 children/day). PEPFAR also supports >90% of global PrEP treatments. Some estimates put deaths due to the funding cuts will be at 100,000 or more from AIDS related causes in the first 3months following funding cancellation.
If PEPFAR funding cuts are not reversed an estimated 8.7 million preventable new infections will occur by 2029, and result in 6.3 million AIDS deaths, and 3.4million AIDS orphans.
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The 2024 GLAAD Media Awards East Coast ceremony in Manhattan was a night of unexpected moments. While Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence provided comedic highlights with her award presentation, a drag artist staged a protest challenging the organization’s stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Jennifer Lawrence’s Surprise Jab at Mike Pence As a presenter for the Vito Russo Award, Lawrence aimed former Vice President Mike Pence, known for his conservative views on LGBTQ+ rights. Her deadpan humor elicited laughter from the audience. A Disruptive Voice: Drag Artist Protests Inside Ceremony While Lawrence’s humor dominated the early part of the evening, a more serious […]
The 2024 GLAAD Media Awards East Coast ceremony in Manhattan was a night of unexpected moments. While Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence provided comedic highlights with her award presentation, a drag artist staged a protest challenging the organization's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. GLAAD Gala Protest Jennifer Lawrence's Surprise Jab at Mike Pence As a presenter for the Vito Russo Award, Lawrence aimed former Vice President Mike Pence, known for his conservative views on LGBTQ+ rights. Her deadpan humor elicited laughter from the audience. A Shot at Conversion Therapy: Lawrence referenced her "first love" who was gay, stating she "tried to convert him for years." She concluded with a pointed remark, "Conversion therapy isn't real—even though I know you think it worked on you," referencing Pence's past association with the practice. A Touch of Mockery: Adding a playful jab, Lawrence jokingly mentioned Pence receiving a "Kids Choice Award for weird dick," further amplifying the lighthearted yet pointed commentary. A Disruptive Voice: Drag Artist Protests Inside Ceremony While Lawrence's humor dominated the early part of the evening, a more serious moment unfolded later. Breaking Through Security: Chiquitita, a transgender drag artist, managed to enter the ceremony alongside fellow activist DiDi Opulence. They were part of a larger protest organized by ACT UP outside the venue criticizing GLAAD's ties to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and perceived silence regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "GLAAD is Complicit in Genocide": Chiquitita disrupted the ceremony by repeatedly chanting this slogan, drawing attention to the Palestinian cause. The startled audience witnessed the unfolding scene. "Free Speech in America": Host Ross Mathews acknowledged the disruption, reminding the crowd of the right to free speech. While Chiquitita found this response patronizing, she also acknowledged its importance. A Complex Issue and Differing Viewpoints The protest highlights the complexities surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its impact on LGBTQ+ communities: Criticisms Against GLAAD: Chiquitita's action stemmed from a disagreement with GLAAD's perceived lack of action regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Some critics believe GLAAD's partnership with the ADL, known for its support of Israel, creates a conflict of interest. Highlighting Intersectionality: Chiquitita's protest aimed to raise awareness of the intersectionality of LGBTQ+ rights and international human rights issues. A Night of Reflection The contrasting moments at the GLAAD Media Awards offer a microcosm of the challenges and opportunities facing the LGBTQ+ community. Humor Can Break Barriers: Lawrence's comedic approach utilized humor to address the serious issue of conversion therapy. The Power of Protest: Chiquitita's act of protest, while disruptive, brought attention to a critical human rights concern. Moving Forward: The events at the GLAAD Media Awards highlight the need for ongoing dialogue and the importance of diverse perspectives within the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
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