December 1 is World AIDS Day.
It is very important to remember those we've lost to AIDS, to care for anyone battling AIDS, and to care for anyone with HIV.
It is very important to remember those we've lost to AIDS, to care for anyone battling AIDS, and to care for anyone with HIV.
We must continue to work for a cure, an inoculation, and continue to fight the spread of HIV.
We should also never forget that stigmas, ignorance, bigotry, sex-negative attitudes and shaming helped spread HIV and AIDS.Let's continue to work for a better culture in which people aren't shamed and marginalized for their sexuality, nor discriminated against or stigmatized for getting HIV or getting sick.
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