... 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...

... 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...

... 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...

...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...

... associated with HIV/AIDS to a political aversion, or disgust, for the state of American politics at the height of the AIDS epidemic. Specifically, I develop a close reading of Tony Kushner's Angels in America that examines how the play's linguistic and performative engagement with alimentary processes...

... of historical legacies, the vigor as well as the fragility of counterpublics, the tensions between individualizing and collectivizing responses to disaster, and the social management of despair. Yet despite their virtues, these books also raise questions about the limitations of accounts that isolate HIV/AIDS...

... 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...

... of a particularly American nightmare. His move to New York City placed him at the crossroads of queer desire, immigrant aspiration, and a homophobic, genocidal state that sanctioned so much death from HIV/AIDS. In New York City, Ramos Otero began to study cinema. He quickly learned that the equipment would...

... essay “Is the Rectum a Grave which first appeared in AIDS: Cultural Analysis, Cultural Activism, a collection edited by Douglas Crimp that, perhaps more than any other, staked out a significant role for cultural analysis in responses to HIV/AIDS. Bersani seized the opportunity to speculate about...

... Returns: Media Ecologies of the Past of HIV/AIDS .” Cineaste 39 , no. 3 . www.cineaste.com/summer2014/home-video-returns-media-ecologies-of-the-past-of-hiv-aids . McKinney Cait Mitchell Allyson . 2019 . “ Lesbian Rule: Welcome to the Hell House .” In Inside Killjoy’s Kastle: Dykey...

...-relooking-at-HIV-related%20-services-in-Karnataka.pdf. Dutta Aniruddha . 2013 . “ Legible Identities and Legitimate Citizens: The Globalization of Transgender and Subjects of HIV-AIDS Prevention in Eastern India .” International Feminist Journal of Politics 15 , no. 4 : 494 – 514...

...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...

...). Gill s sharpened analysis of the geographic and cultural site of Trinidad and Tobago works vis- à- vis ethnography and three chapter pairings that focus on Carnival (through the celebrated designer Peter Minshall), Calypso (through the calypso superstar Calypso Rose), and HIV/AIDS activism (through...

...- erate ways to do that. JC: Since David’s original Rimbaud series was done in the seventies, before HIV/AIDS, what made it dramatically possible for you to “go home again”? Did you find the specter of HIV/AIDS intrusive in creating these photos? ER: I wouldn’t say intrusive...

... . Berkeley : University of California Press . Gill Lyndon K. 2012 . “ Chatting Back an Epidemic: Caribbean Gay Men, HIV/AIDS, and the Uses of Erotic Subjectivity .” GLQ 8 , nos. 2–3 : 277 – 95 . Gill Lyndon K. 2018 . Erotic Islands: Art and Activism in the Queer Caribbean...

... 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...

... and a moment in what Gayatri Spivak has termed “the vanishing present.”5 Sexual politics in contemporary South Africa are a mov- ing target as they shift under the pressures of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and sig- nificant migration and immigration, to name just a few variables. My analysis...

... held at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, and presented by Visual AIDS and CLAGS, the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies. The conference was intended to be a “starting point for continuing dialogue between artists, activists, and workers engaged in health promotion and HIV...