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The 17 pages that link to AIDS activism, each with the reason it gives.

• Harm reductionRelated: Activists challenged policies that withheld practical prevention tools from people at risk.

• HIV stigmaRelated: Activists challenged stigma by demanding dignity, representation, and access to effective care.

• Jonathan DemmeRelated: Philadelphia helped bring AIDS discrimination and stigma into mainstream American cinema.

• LGBTQ historyRelated: It shows how community organizing changed health policy and the conduct of medical research.

• New Queer CinemaRelated: The epidemic and its political neglect sharpened the films’ urgency and anger.

• Keith HaringRelated: Haring used art and public campaigns to confront stigma and raise awareness during the epidemic.

• ZidovudineRelated: Activists challenged the pace, design, and access conditions surrounding early zidovudine treatment.

• Angels in AmericaRelated: Activism forms part of the historical context behind the play’s urgent public argument.

• Rock HudsonRelated: Hudson’s death intensified public attention that activists had long sought.

• Freddie MercuryRelated: Mercury’s death brought renewed attention to AIDS, and his bandmates later founded a major AIDS charity in his memory.

• Nan GoldinRelated: Goldin’s art and public advocacy connect personal loss to organized political action.

• Elizabeth MontgomeryRelated: Montgomery used her public profile to support AIDS-related causes, including pediatric research.

• Félix González-TorresRelated: His works entered public life amid debates about AIDS, stigma, and visibility.

• Gia CarangiRelated: Carangi’s death preceded the public attention that later made AIDS activism a major force.