In this episode of "The Other Streets of Philadelphia" we follow Roy Hayes, an advocate for intravenous drug users and people with AIDS. He was a major part of Aids Advocacy groupssuch as Act Up Philadelphia and We the People. We ...
In this episode, “Discrimination, Intersectionality, and Tyrone” of the “Other Streets of Philadelphia”, we will be exploring the intersectionality of being black and gay – and how this left black gay men neglected and far more vu...
In this episode of The Other Streets of Philadelphia: The Early AIDS Crisis in the City of Brotherly Love, we examine the oral history of Anna Forbes, a feminist AIDS activist in Philadelphia, and call on a number of experts on AI...
In this episode of “The Other Streets of Philadelphia,” our hosts delve into the life of Jim Littrell while discussing racism in the leadership and volunteers of early AIDS task forces answering the question, “How did white gay me...
Rashidah Hassan Abdul Khabeer was working as a nurse when she came across her first AIDS patient. Overwhelmed with the responsibility of explaining this new, deadly virus to unsuspecting patients who were unaware of the course of ...