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By AIDS Action Committee | Jun 3
By Rev. Irene Monroe | Jun 1
By Dana Rudolph | Jun 1
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By Richard J. Rosendall | Jun 1
By Billy Masters | Jun 1
By Sue O'Connell | May 31
At this Sunday’s 32nd annual AIDS Walk & Run Boston, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh will announce Boston’s commitment to join the Fast-Track Cities Initiative. In doing so, Boston will become the 12th city in the United States to join the global campaign to end the transmission of HIV.
June is Pride Month for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) communities across the country -- and parades abound.
This wasn't the Pride Month I was looking forward to.
Poet, editor, writer, ACTIVIST Rudy Kikel 75, of Jamaica Plain, died quietly of a heart attack on May 23 while reading after a day which included a Parkinsons activity at Urbanity Dance in the South End.
The GOP corners itsel
In a scandal still unraveling, hundreds of athletes descended on Miami Beach from around the globe for the World OutGames only to find no one to greet them.
This Sunday is AIDS Action Committee’s 32nd annual AIDS Walk & Run. Not since the AIDS hysteria of the 1980s has there been more need for our community to take to the streets to show support for people living with HIV.
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And Elliot Norton Award Winners
When June approaches, I always like to reflect on the pantheon in our LGBTQ community.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) will get a $2 billion funding increase for the remainder of FY17, rather than a $1.2 billion decrease proposed by the Trump administration. Although the omnibus bill does not address funding for FY18, it now appears highly unlikely that Congress will back Trump’s proposal to make deep cuts totaling $5.8 billion to the NIH budget for FY18.
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Registration is now open for the 32nd annual AIDS Walk & Run Boston, which will take place Sunday, June 4, 2017 at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell on the Esplanade.
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