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It’s Now Been 33 Years Since President Reagan Finally Acknowledged the Existence of HIV/AIDS
One of the many shameful things of his presidency was the Ronald Reagan HIV response, or lack thereof; it was only into his second term he even said ‘AIDS’
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Today is Freddie Mercury’s birthday — he would have been 72, had he not died at such a young age of complications from AIDS
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Brett Kavanaugh worked in George W. Bush’s White House, but we don’t know what he did there, as Republicans are blocking those records from being released
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