one of the topics discussed in the history section and allow yourself to go down a rabbit hole.
What was most shocking to learn? Why do you think you hadn't learned that before? connecting your mind and your body with pleasure.
What does pleasure mean to you? Where and what do you feel in your body?
local zinesters (people who make and distribute zines) in your area.
Why is accessibility to accurate, inclusive information important to you? down the names of important people in your life! Describe your relationship and your favorite things about them.
How can you express gratitude and show these ideal behaviors in your actions? a date (with yourself or someone else) to get tested for STIs at your local sexual health clinic.
How does it feel to take control of your sexual health? Do you feel relieved or scared? poetry and other written pieces from those during the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
What, if any, misconceptions did you have about the HIV/AIDS epidemic growing up? a queer/BIPOC-led organization in your local area that you are passionate about.
Why do you feel passionate about this group? How can you inspire change?
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