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Amid abandonment and fear surrounding the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, a group of lesbians became a lifeline for AIDS patients.

Ryan White changed perceptions of the disease in the United States.

When he was diagnosed at 19, he thought it was the end of the world. Instead, he's just beginning.

The movement stood up to the president, pharmaceutical companies, and the CDC.

“Preventable and treatable disease should be just that — preventable and treatable, for everyone, no matter where someone lives.”

Black queer women in the South organized these events during the AIDS crisis.

Ryan White’s story both reinforced and challenged assumptions about the disease.

“His whole point was that America had to see that we were everywhere.”

Historical revisionism is not cute!

She’s raising awareness.

“We have a collective responsibility to demand and lead.”

Her HIV/AIDS activism was groundbreaking.

Alternate Endings, Radical Beginnings is a film with stories that need to be told.

She said her comments were taken "completely out of context."

For a good cause.

They’re partnering with the MAC AIDS Fund.

"She always dedicated the spotlight to those in need."

It's time to educate yourself and get tested regularly.

And it’s all powered by you.