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Continue with Googletheatlantic.com • Health • United States
The Trump administration's drastic cuts to HIV research, treatment, and prevention programs are reversing decades of progress and potentially leading to millions of new infections and deaths worldwide.
newyorker.com • Theater • World
This New Yorker profile delves into Tony Kushner's life and the creation of his seminal play, 'Angels in America,' exploring the personal experiences that fueled its themes of AIDS, sexuality, and American politics.
washingtonpost.com • Music • World
The son of rapper Eazy-E alleges Suge Knight killed his father by infecting him with HIV, a claim deemed highly improbable due to the complexities of HIV transmission and the timeline of Eazy-E's illness.
muse.jhu.edu • Literature • World
In Tony Kushner's *Angels in America*, AIDS functions as a purgatorial space, granting characters like Prior Walter prophetic visions.
chicagotribune.com • Art • World
A social media controversy erupted after the Art Institute of Chicago altered the description of Felix Gonzalez-Torres' candy artwork, prompting a debate about the balance between artistic intent and interpretation.
theatlantic.com • Politics • World
This article explores the silence of American evangelicals regarding the Trump administration's dismantling of PEPFAR, a program credited with saving millions of lives in sub-Saharan Africa, and examines the complex reasons behind their inaction.