HIV Activism on Twitter

❤️ No one living w/HIV is a danger. The lower the viral load, the safer the sex. An undetectable viral load is 100% effective. A low viral load also reduces the risk. #PrEP & condoms make it so we all can have the kind of sex & intimacy we desire free from fear! #UequalsU pic.twitter.com/tgStV2z9Zd

— Bruce Richman ☮️❤️ #UequalsU (@BR999) February 29, 2020

Meeting and telling Dr. Dieffenbach, Dir. DAIDS @NIH, how huge the #UequalsU message is to me personally, was an #AIDSWatch2017 highlight! pic.twitter.com/g3LtpPSNPq

— Brady Dale #UequalsU (@BradyDale311) March 30, 2017

This slide shows the contribution to new HIV infections by people unaware of infection (38%), aware but not in care (43%) & in care but not suppressed (20%). Clearly major challenge is finding those not aware and relinking to care those who have been lost to care. #CROI2020 pic.twitter.com/TxbpcWOoM6

— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) March 8, 2020

CLEAN IS FOR LAUNDRY NOT YOUR STATUS BITCHTITS.

— Tom (PositiveLad) 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@PositiveLad) March 8, 2020

We are as strong as we lead ourselves to believe the power to overcome so many trails in life didn't stop us. So don't let an #HIV diagnosis stop you from being the best you can be. #UequalsU has given life back to so many people and will continue to keep changing lives everyday. pic.twitter.com/XEXakkLyFG

— Pozitively Dee (@DavinaConner) March 8, 2020

5 years ago I was diagnosed with HIV, and almost gave up on life. Today, I’m on my first international speaking tour in Italy to educate Italians in hopes of decreasing stigma and raising awareness about #UequalsU ! Together, we will end HIV. pic.twitter.com/GsOU5Nd9Tq

— Deondre B. Moore (@deondrebmoore) December 3, 2019

#HIV can’t be transmitted by:
💦 Spitting
💉 Discarded needles
🦟 Mosquitoes
🥰 Kissing
👀 Funny looks
☕️ Tea cups
🚽 Toilet seats
🕺 Disco
🛀 Towels
⛄️ Warm hugs
🔥❤️ Sex when virally suppressed on treatment (#UequalsU).
Tell everyone.pic.twitter.com/3bXS7MP1gi

— Matthew Hodson (@Matthew_Hodson) December 11, 2019

Coming out as an “HIV+ gay black man” was an intentional action wrought with reluctance, uncertainty and fear. Everyone is not called to share “this” story, but everyone’s story matters. This Friday, get HIV tested and know your story. #NBHAAD https://t.co/bJOuMeIxIA

— Roscoe Boyd II (@roscoeboydii) February 6, 2020

If it’s Sunday morning, this must be my #HIV medication. pic.twitter.com/Epd08WHBq1

— Rick Guasco (@RickGuasco) March 8, 2020

I'm huge in Canada. #MerceTheSeries https://t.co/KioXDmO4aX

— Charles Sanchez 🏳️‍🌈 (@FabulousSanchez) March 4, 2020