... both indicate a failure to recognize not only the existence of decidedly gay Caribbean men but also—and more important—the work these men have been doing for three decades to survive the HIV/AIDS pandemic. This analysis sits with Friends For Life—one of the only HIV/AIDS nongovernmental organizations...

...Eva Cherniavsky Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 REAL AGAIN Melodrama and the Subject of HIV/AIDS Eva Cherniavsky If, then, the homosexual is without a narrative future, it is because homosexuality is not reducible to the return of the same. —Paul Morrison, “End...

...Julie Avril Minich “Aztlán Unprotected: Reading Gil Cuadros in the Aftermath of HIV/AIDS” examines what the gay Chicano writer Gil Cuadros, whose work depicts queer and Chicana/o communities living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles during the late 1980s and early 1990s, teaches us today, in a historical...

...Eben Kirksey Abstract The experiment in China that produced the world's first babies with “edited” DNA comes out of an international research program aimed at producing an HIV cure. An atmosphere of secrecy surrounded this experiment at the edge of the law. Volunteers who signed up...

... to the AIDS crisis, especially during its rise as a geopolitical power, was freighted with several concerns besides countering an epidemic. For one, there was trepidation that statistics on HIV infections in India could distill the nation to its (hyper)sexual and (im)moral essence on the global stage...

...Jallicia Jolly This article foregrounds the complex self-making of Black Jamaican women living with HIV to explore the political and religious significance of their queer intimacies. Jolly argues that women's embodied pleasures and spiritual consciousness present a form of divine intimacy...

... of Witnessing of HIV/AIDS in South Africa Neville Hoad When Bodies Remember: Experiences and Politics of AIDS in South Africa Didier Fassin Trans. Amy Jacobs and Gabrielle Varro Berkeley: University of California Press, 2007. xi +365 pp. When Bodies Remember is an extraordinary book that takes...

... issuing mainly from gay community-based commentators, with initial uptake much slower than expected. This article considers early gay community responses to PrEP and connects them to the failure of existing HIV scientific practices to produce inhabitable sexual pedagogies. The controversy surrounding PrEP...

... shown to reduce rates of HIV transmission. ACT UP’s participation in needle exchange was part of an effort to build connections between political actors, especially across race and class lines, as the group sought a more expansive understanding of who was affected by HIV/AIDS. These efforts have been...

...Ahmad Greene-Hayes Abstract In 1992, Jet published “James Cleveland Infected L.A. Youth with HIV, $9 Mil. Lawsuit Claims,” which detailed how the Chicago‐born gospel musician had not only allegedly sexually abused his foster son, Christopher B. Harris, but had also “[given] him the AIDS virus...

...Julian Gill-Peterson This essay considers the mutation of the temporality of HIV/AIDS in the United States from epidemic time to endemic time — the biopolitical distribution of life and death capacities across populations — as a critical noncoincidence of the present with itself. That the present...

...Sayan Bhattacharya References Aneka and Karnataka Sexual Minorities Forum (KSMF) . 2011 . “ Chasing Numbers, Betraying People: Relooking at HIV Related Services in Karnataka .” Bangalore : Aneka . https://clac.cab/sites/default/files/document_library/chasing-numbers -betraying-people...

... much about our current relationship to AIDS, and how have artists living with HIV/AIDS responded to the calls for post-AIDS identities and cultures? In Dry Bones Breathe, which may turn out to have been the most telling book of 1998, Eric Rofes, a longtime progressive gay activist, argues...

... be “restoring” the “Western”-style innocent child through, of all things, the sexualized, racialized “HIV child.” Yet this child-in-peril becomes a threat in a different direction, because of the demands it makes for our response. Feeling thus threatened, we flee from children who, we imagine, are desiring us...

...Marlon M. Bailey Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 References Arnold Emily A. Rebchook Gregory M. Kegeles Susan M. 2014 . “ ‘Triply Cursed’: Racism, Homophobia, and HIV-Related Stigma Are Barriers to Testing, Treatment Adherence, and Disclosure among Young Black...

...Nishant Shahani In 1998 the Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis filed a writ petition against the Indian government to prevent local drug manufacturers from producing generic HIV and cancer medications. Rather than framing queer politics in India as a matter of state-sanctioned citizenship...

... of Arlene Croce’s review of Still/ Here . Finally, I point to the importance of platforms such as GLQ to continue a critical dialogue on how AIDS is discussed. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 HIV AIDS post-AIDS humanistic discourse queer performance memory References...

... in these relationships. By focusing on histories of funding for LGBTQ organizations, especially the philanthropic response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the author demonstrates how gender and sexuality remain importantly intertwined both theoretically and practically while trans and gender-nonconforming communities remain...

... constitutional and customary cultural life are, like all performatives, first and foremost citational. Such citational sexualities are considered in clinical contexts where many Black gay women were coded as men who have sex with men in global health HIV science. In this vein, new forms of global biofinancial...

...Seth Palmer Amid ongoing political instability, sarimbavy — same-sex-desiring and/or gender-expansive male-bodied persons — are increasingly rendered opportune subjects ripe for intervention across Madagascar by HIV prevention industries, homonationalist LGBT rights projects backed by the United...