POZ December 1994-January 1995
POZ December 1994-January 1995
In every issue of POZ, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
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Lisa Tiger Shows Her Claws
Lisa Tiger, daughter of Native American artists and product of an all-American childhood, has spread AIDS education and awareness.
Dancing On Your Grave
Donna Minkowitz Gets Close To Fred Phelps, AIDS Funeral Picketer
Medical Marijuana
Reefer madness?
Judith Light, Hollywood Activist
On an absolutely perfect Sunday afternoon on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Judith Light’s name is once again mentioned.
Inside the Issue
S.O.S.
Hollow words from a cowardly President
Spokes Model
Triathlete Jim Howley in the race of his life
Where We Are, Where We’re Going
One man’s opinion on the troubled state of AIDS
WORLD’s Champion
Rebecca Denison sees a need and fills it
It Can’t Happen Here
The horror of facing AIDS in a land of denial
Tom Villard’s Fall Season
How a Hollywood actor confronts AIDS
Hollywood & AIDS
In real life, we witness heroism and horror we have never encountered in the movies. Why isn’t that drama up on the screen?
Going South
Anderson Ferrell’s novel takes on family, heritage and death.
It Pays To Advertise
Advertising serostatus lifts Lee Mathis’ acting career
Liquid Lunch
World record holder James Ballard makes a splash
AIDS In America
Pop culture timeline of AIDS-themed entertainment
Family Portrait
Photographer Lyle Ashton Harris confronts convention
The Living End
New Yorkers fight for assisted suicide
AIDS Zen: A Visit to the Hospital
Heavy rain outside has no effect in here.
Hollywood’s AIDS Moguls
These powerful men -- who determine so much of what happens in Hollywood -- have made a genuine commitment to AIDS.
Sex: Love Among the Ruins
When hospitals become the next sexual playpen
Life: Hospitals Are Our Jails
The time for madness is now
Media: I Want My HIV
MTV scores again while Sports Illustrated goes down swinging
The Arts: A View with a Room
How one living room changed a neighborhood
My View: Shifting Gears
How ’80s-style AIDS activism fails us in the ’90s
POZ Insider
Beware the reckless headline writer
Call To Arms: Why Activism Matters
Some insurance companies are covering alternative health care
Checking In: Caro Diario
How one doctor tackles her own HIV
How Do You Really Feel?
Elizabeth Taylor’s bravura; President Clinton’s shame
