When it comes to putting this into words, it's time to take responsibility: for the many possibilities, the intersections, and the variations that exist. There are as many as there are people.
When it comes to putting this into words, it's time to take responsibility: for the many possibilities, the intersections, and the variations that exist. There are as many as there are people.
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By Lucas Fauno Gutiérrez (script and text) and Jon Amarillo (illustrations) If “normality” demands a hygienic image from people with HIV. If a protocol is imposed on us for caring for others, a mandate to behave a certain way so as not to worry anyone. If they want to instill guilt in us. If they prefer to fear us instead of empathizing and…
By Lucas Fauno Gutiérrez (script and text) and Jon Amarillo (illustrations) If “normality” demands a hygienic image from people with HIV. If a protocol is imposed on us for caring for others, a mandate to behave a certain way so as not to worry anyone. If they want to instill guilt in us. If they prefer to fear us instead of empathizing and…
There will be no celebrity songs for this cause. Countries and their flags will not proudly parade in the name of the struggle. There will be no new celebrations, no victory, because we continue to lose.
This week of struggle, Bicho and I are joining the streets. "We are many causes, flags, colors, and shouts. Howls. The patriarchy is going to fall, it is falling, and we are going to tear it down every single time it takes."
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 [Listen to the audio] [audio mp3="https://agenciapresentes.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Columna-21-Presentes-en-No-se-puede-vivir-del-amor-2018.mp3"][/audio] You can also listen to us live every Monday (almost Tuesday) at 12:30 am on La Once Diez, the public radio station of the City of Buenos Aires. The 2017 columns can be heard at this Radio Cut link.
Sometimes HIV is anything but a virus. Sometimes HIV is a situation that sparks dialogue, questions, and perspectives. And as always, those of us living with the virus are the last link in this chain of clichés, most of them poorly thought out.
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