Alina Oswald

Lady Clover Honey on the importance of being an optimist

She is the first openly transgender correspondent to appear on a national TV show—Under the Pink Carpet, an LGBT news and entertainment show. She has performed on stage and on screen, in large and small production films. She...

The new SIV strain and its significance

AIDS turned twenty-eight this year! Sometimes it’s hard to believe that it all started with one genetic transformation from a monkey virus to a human one, with (possibly) a hunter in the jungles of Central Africa sometime...

In Search of Wisdom: An Interview with Visual Artist and Activist Beth Achenbach

"When I was young, I used to say I would rather not be smart, I'd rather be wise [and] have all the answers," visual artist and activist Beth Achenbach comments, talking about her self-portrait. "In...

AIDS in Latin America, by Timothy Frasca - a book review

The AIDS crisis is global, yet specific to each country it affects; therefore, the response to the AIDS crisis varies accordingly. On the other hand, AIDS numbers and casualties don’t have to follow those in Africa, India...

The 'H' man brings the heat: an interview with Ghettoheat founder

H is for Heat. H is for Harlem. H is for Hickson, a native of Harlem with an ear for the heated stories of the inner city and with a few tales of his own. “Harlem...

Secret society, by Miasha - book review

Madonna, also Seal and Eminem... they are all artists known by one name only. And this trend extends to authors, too. What makes using one's first or last name only so intriguingly attractive?In Miasha's [pronounced...

Our youth - HIV/AIDS and the youth

Nowadays AIDS has become “a disease of young people.” Although today’s youth may only know it as “manageable,” AIDS is still a complex, life-long disease, complicated by the related complacency and misinformation. ...

Ghosts of Hollandale, by Elvis Slaughter, Sr. - an AIDS book review

Every so often the media announces a recall of a certain product—toys, cars, medicine. But what happens when the product recalled is human blood and when the media fails to announce it? The face of the tainted blood...

U.S. national AIDS museum: why it was time for the U.S. to have an AIDS museum

Thailand has one and so does South Africa. Now the United States also has a National AIDS Museum. It originally opened with Eyes of Mercy gallery on November 11th, 2006, at Seton Hall University in South Orange."It...

Rigths and obligations of doctors and patients: three questions to ask

What is my main problem?What do I need to do?Why is it important for me to do this?These three simple questions (otherwise known as "AskMe3") capture the core of a healthy doctor-patient relationship. Patients...

Lady Clover Honey on the importance of being an optimist

The new SIV strain and its significance

In Search of Wisdom: An Interview with Visual Artist and Activist Beth Achenbach

AIDS in Latin America, by Timothy Frasca - a book review

The 'H' man brings the heat: an interview with Ghettoheat founder

Secret society, by Miasha - book review

Our youth - HIV/AIDS and the youth

Ghosts of Hollandale, by Elvis Slaughter, Sr. - an AIDS book review

U.S. national AIDS museum: why it was time for the U.S. to have an AIDS museum

Rigths and obligations of doctors and patients: three questions to ask

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