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  • MIchael Lavers

    Majority of People Living With HIV in U.S. Aren't in Successful Treatment

    Federal health officials say that, 30 years into the epidemic, less than a third of people who are positive have the virus under control. Boosting that number is key to stopping the epidemic’s spread, CDC says.
    MIchael Lavers Nov 30, 2011 10:38AM EST

    All Families Can Love Their LGBT Kids--Really, There's Data to Prove It

    A unique research project followed LGBT youth from teens to adulthood to document how families from specific racial, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds dealt with their coming out–and to develop targeted tools to help other families.
    MIchael Lavers Nov 7, 2011 9:40AM EST

    Former Marine Evelyn Thomas on the Fight to End Don't Ask, Don't Tell

    Thomas was among a disproportionate number of black women who were kicked out of the military for being lesbian or bisexual. But she joined the fight that, last week, finally put an end to the practice.
    MIchael Lavers Sep 27, 2011 9:34AM EDT

    70 Percent of Anti-LGBT Murder Victims Are People of Color

    A new report finds shocking levels of violence against LGBT people of color, and particularly transgender women. Local-level organizers say the solution lies in building communities.
    MIchael Lavers Jul 18, 2011 9:29AM EDT

    Puerto Rican Politicians Remain Silent on Homophobic Violence

    Homophobic violence has swept the island in recent months, killing 18 people. Now, activists and victims’ families have renewed calls for lawmakers and religious leaders to stop inciting hate speech.
    MIchael Lavers Jun 27, 2011 12:41PM EDT

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