Authors: Martin Duberman
Hold Tight Gently (68 page)
Callen and Berkowitz’s
New York Native
article,
47–51
,
55–59
Callen as patient,
9–13
,
46–47
,
53
,
127
,
134–35
,
230
,
258
and CRI,
146
,
151
,
194–95
,
197–98
,
318n1
and Delaney’s study of Compound Q,
228
eccentricities,
10–11
,
62
,
73–74
,
127
on heterosexuals and AIDS transmission,
65–66
,
95–96
,
314n11
,
318n1
HIV theories,
97–101
,
126–27
,
317n14
interferon research,
9
,
309n3
,
317n15
and Mass,
64–65
medical practice,
9–13
,
48
,
62
,
73–74
,
127
medical training and career,
9–11
,
53
moral disapproval of sexual promiscuity,
51
,
311n8
multifactorial theory of STDs and immune system deficiency,
12–13
,
46
,
51
,
62
,
97–101
,
126–27
,
311n10
on PCP prophylactics,
53
,
145
,
148
and Rosen of GMHC,
62
Spectrum (D. C. organization),
139
Squires, Rachel,
165
St. Clare’s Hospital (New York),
124
St. Luke’s–Roosevelt Hospital Center (New York),
9
,
151
St. Mark’s (NYC bathhouse),
11
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, ACT-UP demonstration at (1989),
187–88
St. Vincent’s Hospital (New York),
224
,
249
Staley, Peter,
195
“Standing in the Gap” (Hemphill’s novel-in-progress),
xii
,
208
,
241–44
,
268
,
296
,
325n12
Stanford, Adrian,
321n14
Staples, Robert,
180
Station to Station (performance poetry group),
32–33
,
40–41
,
215
Stayin’ Alive
(Berkowitz),
48
Steinem, Gloria,
67
Stoddard, Tom,
123–24
,
223
,
224–25
Stokes, W. Royal,
78
Stolin, Sam,
309n6
Stonewall Place in Sheridan Square (NYC),
184
Stonewall riots (1969),
6
,
10
,
81
Stormé
(film),
42
Streisand, Barbra,
4
,
221
,
320n10
Strub, Sean,
127
Stud (San Francisco hangout),
157
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),
16
Suede (lesbian singer),
327n8
Suggs, Donald,
177
Sullivan, Louis,
190
Sun Ra,
78
Surgeon General’s Report on AIDS
(Koop report),
113
,
153–54
Surviving AIDS
(Callen) (1990),
130
,
249
Surviving and Thriving with AIDS: Collected Wisdom
(People with AIDS Coalition, 1988),
160–61
,
164
,
320n12
“People of Color and AIDS,”
160
“Women with AIDS,”
160
survivors of HIV/AIDS, long-term
Callen’s conversations with,
126
,
132–33
,
136–37
,
164
,
230
,
277
,
317n14
mortality rates/median survival rates,
136–37
,
229
Sweet Honey in the Rock (a capella ensemble),
165
Tallmer, Abby,
11
,
54
,
73–74
,
112
,
199
Tarver, Chuck,
216
Taylor, Cecil,
78
Taylor, Elizabeth,
161
Temple University,
30
,
167
,
318n26
Testing the Limits Collective,
277
Thatcher, Margaret,
61
THC (marijuana) pills,
282
T-helper cells
and AZT,
129
and Hemphill’s poem “Vital Signs,”
267–68
and naltrexone,
164
T8 suppressor cells,
46
,
48
,
226–27
testing technology,
13
“Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality” (Rubin),
218
“third gender” theory (Hay),
253
Third World AIDS Advisory Task Force (San Francisco),
191
This Bridge Called by Back
(Moraga and Anzaldúa, eds.),
105
Thomas, Clarence,
15
Thurman, Wallace,
172
Time
magazine,
199–200
Tongues Untied
(film),
34
,
175
,
180
,
204–9
Kennedy Center screening,
205–6
,
209
PBS broadcasts,
206–7
Townsend, Cliff,
165
,
202
,
280
,
327n8
Tracy, Liz,
189
Tucker, Sterling,
16
Turner, Dan,
67
Turner, Maurice T.,
140
Tuskegee experiment (1932–72),
120
,
138
,
173
Union Temple (Washington, D.C.),
86
University of Maryland,
26–28
University of Nebraska,
13
University of Oregon,
291
University of Pennsylvania Hospital,
300
University of the District of Columbia,
26–27
University of Toledo,
300
U.S. Supreme Court
Bowers
decision (1986),
122–24
,
154
Webster
decision (1989),
187
Van Vechten, Carl,
30
Vilcek, Jan,
9
Village Voice
,
57
,
136
,
158
,
177
,
311n9
Vitamin C treatments,
64
The Wages of Sin
(Allen),
49–50
Walker, A’Lelia,
30
Wall Street Journal
,
122
Wallace, Michelle,
294
Washington, D.C. race riots (1968),
15
Washington, D.C.’s black gay and lesbian community,
15–18
,
28–42
,
77–85
,
139–41
artistic/creative community,
17
,
28–42
,
77–85
,
112
,
140–42
,
215
D.C. Coalition,
16
,
28
,
29
,
36
,
41–42
,
214–15
lesbians and feminist community,
28–29
,
155
,
174–75
See also
Hemphill, Essex
Washington, D.C.’s city-level response to AIDS crisis,
83–89
,
139–40
,
175
Washington, Walter,
15
Washington AIDS Partnership,
293
Washington Post
,
34
,
35
,
37
,
78
,
88
,
117
,
141
,
232–33
Washington Post Book World
,
232–33
Washington Project for the Arts (WPA),
37
Washington Times
,
88
Washington Urban League,
16
“We Know Who We Are” (Callen and Berkowitz),
47–51
,
55–59
,
94–95
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
(1989),
187
Wellman, Joyce,
37
Welsing, Frances Cress,
180–81
West, Cornel,
294
Western blot test,
121
Western Regional Conference on AIDS and Ethnic Minorities (1986),
191
WHAM! (Women’s Health Action Mobilization),
187
White, Ryan,
149
Whitman-Walker Health clinic (Washington, D.C.),
83–84
,
85
,
86
,
139–40
,
141
,
162–64
,
216
Whitmore, George,
223
Wildmon, Donald E.,
206–7
Will, George,
75–76
Williams, Cynthia Lou,
30
Williams, Tennessee,
6
Wilson, Cassandra,
78
Wilson, Willie,
86
Wingate, J. Terry,
86
Wittke, Christopher,
160
Wolfe, Maxine,
189–90
Wollstonecraft, Mary,
102
women and AIDS
African American women,
x
and CRI’s clinical drug trials,
152
HIV/AIDS infections/ transmission,
66
,
98
,
137
IV drug users,
137
Women in the Life
(publication),
32
Word Is Out
(film),
52
World Health Organization (WHO),
256
WPFW (D.C. radio station),
33
,
117–18
You Can Heal Your Life
(Hay),
132
