World AIDS Day: Recognition, Honor, Progress

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   By Khafre Kujichagulia Abif Moderator

   November 30, 2020

   <p>Alafia (Peace) @kalvinpugh, What a powerful video. You brought tears to my eyes. I had to reflect on the many people, friends and activist lost to this pandemic. I must renew my own efforts to move forward and push past social isolation and depression to continue to share, gifts and fight. Thank you. Khafre. (Team Member)</p>

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      By Kalvin Pugh

      November 30, 2020

      <p>Khafre, <br> I appreciate your kind words. World AIDS day is a day to remember, reassess and reset. I hope you find time tomorrow to not only participate but to take time and practice self care. We cannot pour from empty vessels. <br> ❤️</p>

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      By Khafre Kujichagulia Abif Moderator

      November 30, 2020

      <p>Alafia (Peace) @kalvinpugh, Thank you for that. I don't take care of myself enough. It seems there is always something or someone who needs my attention. Khafre (Team Member)</p>

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   By caseyh

   December 5, 2020

   <p>Hi Kalvin! This is perfect and so poignant. I absolutely loved your quote, "What is remembered lives." That is so true and a great reminder to honor those who we have lost through memory and love. I also loved your statement that progress looks like social justice, equal access, and an end to bias in medical care. That really resonated with me and made me excited and hopeful for a more equitable and loving future ahead. Thank you for these excellent points and your powerful voice! -Casey (Team Member)</p>

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