AIDS: THE LOST VOICES
Those affected or infected with HIV/AIDS have often faced ostracism from friends, family, and workplaces, casting a shadow over their already challenging circumstances. We check out the experiences of four men—Andrew Peters, Michael Buck, Andrew Fay, and David Morgan—highlight the grim realities of workplace discrimination during the height of the AIDS crisis.
AIDS: THE LOST VOICES
Todd Shuttleworth was diagnosed with AIDS in June 1984, and was fired from his job three months later when his employer found out. Todd became one of the first individuals in the United States to take legal action against his employer for wrongful dismissal, marking the beginning of a protracted legal battle that paralleled his personal struggle with the illness.