1980s-2000s: In The Face Of HIV/AIDS, Gay Man Channels His Popularity And Expertise To Serve.
Being a black man in the 1960s in New Orleans, Michael Hickerson was no stranger to racism. It was even more disappointing when he experienced it within the LGBTQ community. He didn’t let that stop his desire to help others, though, whether it was supporting those living with HIV, or helping people recover from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. More first-person LGBTQ stories: http://www.theOUTWORDSarchive.org http://imfromdriftwood.com

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Michael Anastasio and Richard Eric Weigle : The Dynamic Duo of Grove Street

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Diagnosed with HIV at 17, Marc Thompson has dedicated his life to educating people about the virus

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Late 1980s: "When I Think I Have A Problem, I Think Back To That Time For Randy."
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“It’s Just Incredible To Think Of What We Lost [To AIDS].”

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‘It’s a Sin’ Star Omari Douglas Explains the 1980s Aids Epidemic in The UK | Mashable

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The Face Of AIDS: The Story Behind Therese Frare's Photo | 100 Photos | TIME

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I Have a Small Penis and I'm Proud of It | This Morning

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Martin: I was raped in the school bathroom. | Survivors & Supporters | EndTheSilence

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Gay Man Opens Up About HIV Status to Provide Hope for Black Queer Youth.

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Black Nouveau | Segment | HIV

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In the Life: Ep. 1603, "The Changing Face of AIDS"

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Coming of Age During the AIDS Crisis — Chapter Six: Making History

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Speak Out: Real Voices

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The Underlying Truths of HIV in Our Black and Brown Communities | Stacy Clark | TEDxUWMilwaukee

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AIDS 'forced entire generation of gay men out of the closet'

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1989 NEWS SPECIAL: AIDS In Black & Minority Communities | Real Stories

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World Aids Day: 'I watched my partner and friends die'

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Gay Man Overcomes Debilitating Anxiety By Prioritizing His Mental Health.

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Even Facing AIDS, “We Were The Same Vicious Queens To Each Other.”

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