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Documentary collage marking 40 years of HIV in the Quad Cities, featuring an AIDS ribbon, early outreach and safer-sex education, We Care Weekend, memorials, Robb’s House, DeLaCerda House, and The Project of the Quad Cities against the Quad Cities riverfront.

October 20, 2026

Forty Years of HIV in the Quad Cities: From Hidden Care to Public History

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Keith Haring and Eartha Kitt featured side by side in a colorful editorial graphic titled “Two Conversations I Wish I Could Have,” with text distinguishing Haring as someone JT Santana knew and Kitt as someone he wishes he had met.

October 15, 2026

Two Conversations I Wish I Could Have: Keith Haring, Whom I Knew, and Eartha Kitt, Whom I Wish I Had Met

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Cracked stone gargoyle perched on an old church tower overlooking a misty river town at sunset, inspired by The Last Gargoyle.

October 14, 2026October 14, 2026

Podcast Episode: The Last Gargoyle

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Editorial image featuring Jasmine Guy beside the quote “A single diagnosis doesn’t define a whole life,” with an HIV awareness ribbon and references to treatment, U=U, community support, and whole-person care.

October 13, 2026

An HIV Diagnosis Is Not a Whole Life: Jasmine Guy’s 46-Second Video Gets the Message Right

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Cracked stone gargoyle perched on an old church tower overlooking a misty river town at sunset, inspired by The Last Gargoyle.

October 11, 2026

The Last Gargoyle

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National PrEP Day graphic featuring a hand holding a blue PrEP pill with the message “Prevent HIV. Protect Yourself. End the Stigma.”

October 10, 2026October 10, 2026

National PrEP Day: HIV Prevention Is Responsible. The Stigma Isn’t.

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Jay Santana smiling beside a microphone with Top Host 2026 branding, a QR code, and text showing he is currently 11th in his group and asking supporters to vote once every 24 hours.

October 8, 2026October 8, 2026

I’m Currently 11th in the Top Host Competition — and I Need Your Vote

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Editorial illustration of a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence-inspired figure between 1970s Iowa imagery and San Francisco’s Castro, surrounded by symbols of queer activism, AIDS education, fundraising, and community service.

September 29, 2026September 23, 2026

From Iowa City to Sister Porn Again: The Wild History of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

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September 21, 2026September 18, 2026

Aging With HIV Is One of Medicine’s Greatest Victories. Now Comes the Bill

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