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first showing of the entire quilt since
1989, which many felt would be the the
last such display due to its enonnous
size. The 1992 display will mark five ‘:
years since the first display at the March
on Washington for Lesbian and Gay :
Rights in 1987. In 1987 there were 3 I
26,000 American deaths to remember.
The number is likely to have surpassed
200,000 by the time the quilt is displayed
in October.

   

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Executive Director David Lemos said,
“As we move into the second decade of
the AIDS epidemic, one might not be-
lieve we are in the midst of an inter-
national health crisis, based on the re-
sponse of our government and the media.
Ten years into this epidemic and our gov-
ernment still has no national AIDS strat-
egy. The debate about AIDS is limited to
HIV immigration policy and pris10on
sentences for HIV-positive health work-
ers, when the real debate should be about
finding the resources to end this epi-
demic, care for the sick and to combat
HIV discrimination and the underlying
homophobia. Our hope is for nothing less
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the fight against AIDS. If you share our
anger, frustration and commitment to ac-
tion, then please join us in Washington
D.C., October 9-1 1.”

 

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