Do a Poignant Photo of Gay Men's Choir Show Devastatg Impact of HIV/AIDS? |

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Sce 1981, more than 300 members of the San Francis Gay Men's Chos have died of HIV/AIDS.

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SOBERG BLACK-AND-WHE IMAGE OF A GAY MEN’S CHOIR REMDS OF LOSS OF LIFE DURG AIDS EPIMIC

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San Francis Gay Men's Chos monstratg impact of AIDS on the choir - May 1993. A powerful image of a San Francis men’s chos shows how the 1980s epimic vastated the gay muny. A rurfaced photo on social media shows the San Francis Gay Men’s Chos, the world’s first openly gay choir and one of the world’s largt male chos, and s harrowg history wh the AIDS the now-viral portra, the majory of the men are drsed black, some sgers whe reprent the remag livg members of the origal choir, while those black reprent those lost to Stan Hill, the choir’s nductor om 1989 to 2000, lls the epimic era “the world of tim”, and says he spent every Wednday and Sunday visg sick members hospal.

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DO A POIGNANT PHOTO OF GAY MEN'S CHOIR SHOW DEVASTATG IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS?

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San Francis Gay Men's Chos photo, recreated 2018.

A powerful ptn above the photo of the San Francis Gay Men’s Chos on Facebook, reads: “Remember this when people say the gay muny survived the epimic. Sce 1981, more than 300 members of the San Francis Gay Men's Chos have died of HIV/AIDS.

TW CI GAY MEN’S CHOS SEASON 43!

A wily-shared photograph illtrat the vastatg effect of the HIV/AIDS epimic on the San Francis Gay Men's Chos. ContextThe photograph shows 115 members of the San Francis Gay Men's Chos wh their backs turned to the mera, reprentg the former members of the choir who have died of HIV/AIDS, wh seven foundg members of the choir facg the mera.

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