Today is the birthday of the latest person to hit social media stardom, Cidney “Total Liberation” Green, who turns 27. She became infamous on Black Twitter
The birthday party for #ATLOrgy hostess Cidney G is almost here and if you are a part of the invited guests, congratulations. For some guests, this
After speaking to the creator of what is now known as #ATLOrgy on social media, many things she revealed should make a person think twice
In a city like Atlanta, where the rate of new HIV infections is being likened to a third-world country, the #ATLOrgy has set Black Twitter
Atlanta is a city with one of the highest rates of new HIV infections in the country. According to the CDC, 1 in 51 Georgians
Francesca Schuman talks about HIV prevention, Black transgender prostitutes and sex. [jwplatform LxOHSFN7]
DeKalb County, Georgia, is only 15 minutes away from Atlanta and shares many of its health issues. Dr. Sandra Ford is the director of the
Sherry Hennigan’s biggest fear: living in hell with the HIV virus. In 1989, HIV was considered a death sentence. Doctors believed HIV patients would die from AIDS.
HIV stigma has not changed Black and Latino communities don’t talk about the high impact of HIV. Until this mindset is changed more people will contract
Millennials believe HIV is no big deal, and that it does not apply to their generation. Being HIV-positive is still a big deal — from Detroit
Against a 30-year backdrop of stigma, discrimination and fear, Phill Wilson, president and chief executive officer of the Black AIDS Institute has a powerful vision
Earlier this year, actor Charlie Sheen revealed that he was HIV-positive and the news sent shockwaves throughout Hollywood. The former A-list actor revealed that after
On Nov. 30, 2016, AIDS Healthcare Foundation began its World AIDS Day initiative, Around the Globe in a Day, with Keep the Promise in Los Angeles.
Being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness is a devastating event in any person’s life. When it comes to an HIV diagnosis, it’s even more agonizing.
Living in Chicago exposes people to the reality of inner-city life. For LeSherri James, that reality included contracting the HIV virus. James is an activist
For Francesca Schuman a brutal rape after performing as a drag queen left her infected with HIV. However, she has not let that stop her
From an early age, HIV survivor Monica Charleton had an inquisitive nature. That curiosity prepared Charleton for her current role as an HIV activist. Her journey
There are many inspiring stories from HIV activists, but few are as unique as Claire “Tuyishime” Gasamagera. She was born with HIV in the immediate
One minute of sex can equal a lifetime of struggles with HIV or other sexually transmitted disease. HIV activist Deidre Johnson talks about her 18-year plight
Being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness is a devastating event in any person’s life. When it comes to an HIV diagnosis, the event becomes even
