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AIDS quilt goes virtual as new pandemic brings back memories
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website. Individual names can also be searched to zoom in on the particular panel or panels featuring them.As the Bay Area Reporter previously reported, the quilt was transferred from the Names Project to the grove last November, marking a return to its Bay Area roots.
The grove is the only federally-designated AIDS memorial. Sections of the quilt were just , Monday outside of city halls in San Francisco and Oakland to mark the beginning of the International AIDS Conference, which would have taken place in person in the cities if not for another epidemic: COVID-19.
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Rubén Díaz Sr., Infamous Antigay Bronx Pol, Announces Retirement
City Council member Ritchie Torres, a gay man. Absentee ballots are still being counted, so Torres is not yet the official winner, but he has a strong lead with 30.9 percent of the vote, followed by Michael Blake with 19.4 percent and Díaz with 14.8 percent.Torres and Mondaire Jones, who won the Democratic primary in the neighboring 17th Congressional District, are likely to become the first out gay Black members of either house of Congress.
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