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'Get out of our town, Satan!' That's what Kimy's peers said to her when she came out as a teenager in Utah. 'They felt being gay was the same as [...]

As a child in Queens, N.Y., Star Robinson was shy, quiet, and withdrawn. 'In group discussions I wouldn't ever say anything. I'd simply be off on the side observing.' All [...]

Going into 2006, I had a dark cloud over my head--a lingering effect of the last presidential election. When George W. Bush was reelected, it was as if the nation [...]

When gay man Josh Blye, now 22, got a job at ages 16 with the Gap, he found himself working for a straight man who largely ignored him. For a [...]

'I never thought it'd happen to me,' says 27-year-old Tom Donohue, recalling when he learned three years ago that he was HIV-positive. Like most people, Donohue was terrified when he [...]

Goth girls, overweight former drug addicts, and Elvis fans are not the kinds of people one would associate with a Bible camp. But that's exactly the crowd that populates Camp [...]

The article discusses the nonprofit organization Who's Positive, which works to raise HIV awareness among young adults in the United States. The organization is mounting Operation: Get Tested, a campaign that will have six young HIV-positive people embark on a tour of 35 high schools and colleges to raise awareness of HIV. The tour will begin on October 15, 2006 and end on December 1, 2006, World AIDS Day. Speakers include 21-year-old Cree Gordon and 22-year-old D'Jaun Black, who will discuss how they are living with the disease.