Common Threads: Stories From The Quilt | Full Documentary Movie

[@DJL625]

I’m a long term survivor ( 1994) I buried and and made a quilt panel for my Love Michael Ozuna ! Thank you❤️

[@adrianh332]

It's a lovely panel, very tasteful Doug. I can't sew so I take my hat off to you sir. Hope you're doing ok and have found happiness after Michael.

[@reallynicekid]

May Michael rest in peace and power. I hope you are happy, your survival is amazing❤️

[@wdsftygt]

Sixk

[@joelmaqueira4851]

God bless and rest Michael's soul. STAY STRONG!

[@lisaolivia5652]

2023 and now watching this…..What is remembered; lives. Thank you to the creators of this documentary. STOP AIDS FIGHT BACK

[@Daabsthearchitect]

Sallie Perryman was my grandmother, died 2017 at 67, lived undetected until she passed. It was God's will for her to live a long life, and outlived both of her parents. Crazy to have learned about my grandfather and to be able to grow up with my grandmother in my life.

[@Rexmoona]

I was just trying to check up and see how Sallie continued on, this is so positive to hear that she lived so many more years. Sending love.

[@jonmeans2637]

​@@josephmarzulloThat isn't your place to tell them that .

[@itzemr16]

@@josephmarzulloif she feels it was Gods will, that’s her opinion. Don’t come on here trying to tell someone what to believe you 🍕 💩

[@DrTina1000]

I am in tears. I have been searching and I am thrilled to know that she survived. That was God and her faith in him!

[@jjk9374]

God bless her - she seemed like a beautiful, compassionate woman. RIP

[@frayjr1970]

An interesting note, Dolly Parton and her manager Sandy Gallin were producers on this important film through their Sandollar Productions.

[@angelopaoletti4768]

@frayjr1970 I hope that the proceeds from the film go to assistance associations for people in need of help. Great Dolly...other than Liz Taylor, who to go and attend the fundraising ceremonies, always asked for..."a little jewel", as she did with M. Jackson to go to the show for her 30th career... she made a thousand excuses, sorrows... then Michael sent her a gift, a necklace, and she... cooing like a dove... (perhaps more than one, magpie, given her passion for shiny things... more than 4 million paid a stranger at auction for her diamond tiara! Do you understand the girl?) went to the evenings of 7 and 10/09/2001... the day before the attack on the Twin Towers... but so be it Mickael, who all the VIP guests, rented buses to escape from New York.

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

I worked with 2 different Infectious diseases doctors with the VA system. We had the VHS of Common Threads. I would sit with the newly diagnosed AIDS patients and watch it with them. We lost so many patients. 😢😔 back then. I have two mementos from two who passed away. I keep them close to my heart. Every time I clean my place I’m reminded of them. I treasure them even after 35 years and will keep them until the day I die. RIP, my friends!

[@soft_serve_666]

💔

[@jimvanabbema2145]

Our experiences are so similar.

[@BranwynKimbleelfennau]

My husband died with AIDS, after we lost so many friends to it. He had hemophilia, and almost everyone we ever met at the hemophilia clinics my husband went to had died of the complications of the disease by the time he passed. It was such a terrible time, and the stigma was just the worst of humanity on display.

[@sharonrigs7999]

Hearing about that wonderful man attending NA meetings from his death bed really brought a tear to my eye 😢 Helping fellow addicts with his final breaths

[@jonahfalcon1970]

I can't believe it's been more than 30 years since this came out. Also, what a great restoration. Looks better than it did on HBO.

[@waltwhitmanleaves]

Love KZbin for being able To. Watch this and all the past history

[@vivusdorwin9165]

I have been praying for years that someone would have the guts to post this. I'm a long term survivor - God ONLY knows why. I knew Vito

[@vivusdorwin9165]

I knew Vito Russo and Dr. Tom. Why I'm still alive I will never know. HONOR these people and the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS who preceded and followed them. You may not have had cause to notice but, we were in a holocaust. Not just gay men but women children, sons, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, neighbors, grandparents, postmen, bus drivers, cashier's, doctors,nurses, pharmacists, clergy.........

[@ejjones7784]

Vito!

[@theoracle7148]

I hope you are ok

[@vivusdorwin9165]

@@theoracle7148 doing fine, thanks for asking.

[@ShannonNfromCT]

I was pretty young during the beginning of the AIDS virus, but even as a young girl I KNEW we were wrong to treat people with AIDS as if they didn’t matter or “deserved” it. I am a stereotypical suburban mom, no social justice warrior, but I am still fuming over what was done to people with AIDS. I’m embarrassed of the generations before me who either ignored or straight up blamed people with AIDS. The lack of action by our government was criminal.

[@pianomanhere]

Even now, decades after first seeing this, I'm gutted by the pain, sorrow, loss and suffering that so many people endured. The US government stigmatized, delayed and denied, refusing to face AIDS as a public health crisis, and more people died as a result. Thanks for posting this. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Denidrakes69]

Nearly 50% of hemophiliacs died. As far as I'm aware, that has never received the attention it deserves. I don't think anyone has been held accountable for sending out factor 8 which they knew was infected..

[@Etalia-k9o]

@@Denidrakes69 That's a situation they never talk about. Maybe because it could flip the narrative a little bit. I never knew this but we were actually getting blood from Haiti where there was an outbreak and much of the blood was infected. Unfortunately the red cross and others didn't test their blood. Just crazy to me very crazy all around.

[@Lansdowne11]

I'm so grateful for this documentary and for the people who shared so much of themselves to make this possible. I was finishing high school when AIDS was first talked about. As a gay man, it made young adulthood scary and challenging. Those who were just slightly older served as the canary in the coal mine for my generation, and we owe them much for what they taught us. I watch this, wishing it could have been different.

[@judithcohn7878]

I watch these documentaries and wonder why was there sooo much discrimination back then!? I think because of the Reagan Administration definitely.

[@Pinash1970]

Me too I was born in 1970 by the time I was in the university (88) aids was already a pandemic.I lost my first ever gay friend in 92 and his soo early departure marked me.

[@Etalia-k9o]

@@judithcohn7878 this discrimination of any sort spans throughout the decades. Your should see some of the laws they had way back in the day.

[@judithcohn7878]

@ oh I read medical journals. Mass panic

[@paulalindon5069]

As long as I live I will always remember the poor men, women, and children afflicted with this devastating disease.

[@lenwilkinson672]

I watched this programme unashamedly with an aching heart and many tears.This was heart wrenching.

[@ncavlleguy]

This moved me to tears Thank you for sharing And God bless all those precious souls…..

[@danaterrell3099]

I was a kid when the quilts were being made and I still remember the level of hurt that I felt for the people that died and the ones that were left to grieve those losses. It still doesn't make any sense to me. smh.... dana t.

[@adrianh332]

This film won awards but for some strange reason the critics slated the soundtrack as inappropriate and unfitting for the subject matter. I personally think the ethereal music was an excellent choice.

[@Harry-fk5of]

What sort of music did they want, doom gloom, and terror? The music was perfect

[@Luke-er6pg]

What is the music called?

[@adrianh332]

@@Luke-er6pg I can remember the name of the artist but not the tune. The artist was a guy called Bobby McFerrin.

[@Luke-er6pg]

@@adrianh332 Yeah I was just going through the album by Bobby McFerrin. But it doesn’t have the actual background music which I really like! But thanks heaps mate for replying to me so quickly!

[@adrianh332]

@@Luke-er6pg I've found it for you my guy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaCxg6KEi9Wsb7Msi=oyv1HM65kodpB2V1

[@astroknott5263]

Thank you so much for posting this, and alot better quality. It keeps getting taken down

[@rainforme1850]

Why would it be taken down when it is all of our history?

[@astroknott5263]

@@rainforme1850 Copyright?

[@Maxine1630]

I remember taking my 5yr old son to see the Quilt when it came to DC. I didn't know at that time that I'll be adding someone ❤❤❤

[@georgebrown8312]

What a beautiful yet saddening testament to the many thousands of lives lost to AIDS from 1980-1990 alone. Although the AIDS pandemic has very much abated since 2000 and beyond, we must still remember the victims of this awful disease. Thank you for this poignant and stirring video of the AIDS quilt and what it means.

[@Mr.Majestic77]

1980? Didn't the AIDS epidemic begin in the spring of 1981???

[@kl1172]

@@Mr.Majestic77​​⁠it wasn’t recognized as aids but people were already dying of aids. First aids dead that’s been confirmed in America I believe was in 1969, well it was confirmed decades later as aids because they stored some tissue or blood samples of the patient. the virus and the syndrome was only recognised in the 80’s. So in the 70’s it already started taking its toll but was probably labeled as death by one of the possible opportunistic infections and not aids.

[@jackwatson3944]

1981 was the start of the first confirmed cases. There were some before that in the US and lots in Africa.

[@thecajunphoenix]

Abated doesn't mean gone forever. It means HIV infection has become a manageable and treatable but so far incurable and ultimately terminal condition.

[@Etalia-k9o]

@@kl1172 Yes thats true. They actually did study for hepatitis and still have those blood samples to this day. I've heard that certain had small clusters in the late 60's but no one was talking about it. That would sound about right.

[@seand67]

This was so profound. R.I.P. to everyone

[@mananimal3644]

This was such a devastating time. So many souls were lost.🙏🏿❤️

[@user-nz6jb4xu2v]

It hit the hetero female population also. Diagnosed in 1986. I am thankful my son was born negative.

[@adrianh332]

You must have been diagnosed very soon after becoming infected because.... you're still here.

[@Dpurple28]

How wonderful to hear that you’re still alive and doing well ❣️

[@Tonshmar]

Yeah, that’s because in most cases, those NASTY husbands and boyfriends were on the DL and bringing that sh*t home to their unsuspecting wives and girlfriends. 🤷‍♀️

[@Denidrakes69]

​@@adrianh332viral load mattered. Hemophiliacs had very high viral loads, and homosexuals who had received the virus during a period of promiscuity had very high viral loads. Women, speaking broadly, were less likely to be infected over and over and over again, by different strains, from different people.

[@adrianh332]

@@Denidrakes69 Very good points.

[@marthashepherd341]

Gentle Blessings Dear Ones🙏♥️🙏 You Are All Loved For Eternity ♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Yoooo, I've been trying to watch this everywhere for AGES. Thanks so much for the upload.

[@stregalilith]

Every time I see this film it never fails to move and inspire me. Thank you for posting it and thank you Rob and Jeffrey for this unforgettable tribute to so many brave people who are so deeply missed❤

[@applejellypucci]

The last of the Ray brothers died recently. Rest in peace Randy and all others lost to this terrible disease.

[@Bri-nc8yp]

What you serious?????😢 Randy died of AIDS recently in 2023

[@Dpurple28]

@@Bri-nc8ypyep how sad 😢 all 3 are finally gone but never forgotten. May they all RIP 🪦❣️

[@thecajunphoenix]

Randy Ray was the only Ray brother who lived long enough to marry and raise a family before he died. That's something his brothers Ricky Ray and Robert Ray did not live long enough to do.

[@Mr.Majestic77]

How did the last brother die? In 2023? What about the upgrade of HIV medications that has been around since 1996?

[@thecajunphoenix]

@@Mr.Majestic77 Over time the antiretrovirals become less effective because HIV can mutate to more resistant strains. In addition, the aging process can also speed up the progression of HIV infection to full-blown AIDS.

[@rainforme1850]

I think the man who spoke last was the most profound when he said, someday, this will be over. Someday will look back and say this was just an awful tragedy. “Well, if he was looking into the future, he still wouldn’t see the cure.

[@julieandrews5966]

Used this amazing film for years in my health classes...all of the people in this film told their courageous stories and touched a generation...

[@stuartperry1047]

Just happened to be flicking the remote when I became transfixed by these amazing testimonials of love, loss,joy, grief, anguish, resolve, despair- and triumph. All of the stories touched me- deeply, but David's story was especially compelling. I marvel at the glory of his Spirit and Wisdom. I love how he faced the World and dared anyone or anything to steal his Joy. I love the bond that he shared with his wonderful, loving and amazing parents, and how that bond strengthened them and allowed them to celebrate David's remarkable journey. His time on earth may have been brief- but it mattered. He impacted me in a most profound way, and I have no doubt that he impacted others as well. God Bless his precious memory. May his Life be a Blessing. God Bless all of the remarkable people whose stories made this film an important lesson in humanity, perseverance and hope.

[@marcialynn3469]

I had a child in 92 with a gay man who died of AIDS when our son was 4. I sang with Ft Laud and Orlando gay choruses at more funerals than I care to recall. I sang at the quilt every year and world aids day for decades. Thank you

[@CharlieKelly-fz8xr]

41:56 I would eat that all day.

[@krazykdon]

This is important work. We must not forget these sweet humans.

[@theoracle7148]

God bless all that appeared in this documentary

[@lymarie1974]

Ive been searching for this film. Thank you uploading. I watched this in Jr. High and Never forgot it. ❤ i still remember the theme song.

[@kasiestockdall2954]

I love love love this documentary film. I wish they could do more of these films. Even though I can't stop crying every time. It's very personal after losing my uncles and numerous friends of their's. I have so many uncles and aunts that I grew up with. How could anyone see this epidemic and not so anything we could.

[@thatgirl9759]

David's parents both passed away. I did a search and Suzi, (Assunta Celtto--I couldn't find it under Mandell) passed away in 1999. I can't find any info on David Sr. other than he is deceased.

[@Dpurple28]

😢 hopefully they are with David now

[@alex_bcn]

I think maybe David Mandell is still alive in San Diego according to Google, and other variables... Correct me if I'm wrong ❤❤

[@matthewfarmer2520]

I got a bunch of used CDs at an local auction last month and there were different artists on them, I came apone this cd it's Bobby McFerrin called "Medicine Music" . So I read the booklet inside the jewel case it talked about this being a soundtrack to the documentary from 1988. I was like cool it had to do with the story of the quilts they made and it is in Washington DC, the people that died or passed away from AIDS. I always liked Bobby work I'm 46 I even have the CD of his call "Simple Pleasures". It's great.🙂👍

[@nancifyme]

I used to go with my best friend, who is gay, to a gay bar in Green Bay in the 80s. Although good looking, he was very insecure with his body, so he didn’t go home with guys at the end of the night. He believes his character flaw of insecurity likely saved his life. One night he did go home with three guys but didn’t share body fluids. A year and a half later those same three guys were dead of AIDS, as was our favorite bartender. It took a while to get to Green Bay, but no place was spared. RIP to all those guys whose lives were cut short by a horrible virus.

[@uniquesongstress]

Did your friend get sick? I hope he made it through.

[@nancifyme]

@@uniquesongstress Thanks for asking! He never got HIV. And he still lives alone. I visited him recently. He is retired and happily living in the Virginia Beach area.

[@kayjay407]

​@@nancifymeSorry to butt in, but your story made me smile. I am happy he is living his best life.❤🙏

[@nancifyme]

@@kayjay407 I always wished that he would have met someone to spend his life with. But I’ve realized that some people are happiest to live alone. And that is OK.

[@kayjay407]

@nancifyme My really good friend is like that. He seems happy, too. Maybe they are fulfilled with family and friends. As long as they're happy. It's never too late...❤️🙏

[@josephmelton5302]

Haven't seen this documentary in decades. As I stated on another comment, listening to Bobby McFadden sing in the background his voice expressed emotion and meaning to this documentary.

[@metro3692]

Bobby McFerrin

[@jimvanabbema2145]

I lived through that terrible time. I lost so many friends, including my Partner who died in 1987. Looking back now as we begin to emerge from COVID-19, I find it ironic that two past Republican Presidents, who by their willful ignoring of the crisis and appalling incompetence, have blood on their hands.

[@darrenhenderson3]

We’re you ever infected by HIV?

[@maxpeck4154]

Yup.

[@BraveSquaw67]

Maybe you should research more about this subject. I blame all government.

[@rapman5363]

@@BraveSquaw67 He can’t help it, it’s the Democratic cult that doesn’t allow him to blame anyone else but Republicans for his parties multiple failings.

[@Bri-nc8yp]

“As we BEGIN to emerge from COVID “ you are JUST now emerging? The world been over COVID and went back to normal.

[@s.franke5984]

Ich sitze hier und bin unendlich traurig. Über all den Schmerz, die Trauer und Verluste. Und ich erkenne gerade, dass Gott mich beschützt hat. Zu dieser Zeit war ich 25 Jahre alt...Und habe Fehler gemacht. Das wird mir gerade klar. Danke Gott 🙏🥺🙏

[@dragonclaws9367]

This is making me cry. I only saw the quilt open on TV as a child. Bless all these funny lovely loving souls where they are and their loved ones now. I never saw them unfold it before it is moving beyond belief.

[@Fluttershy890]

Vito Russo ended up passing away in the year 1990. May he rest in peace 🕊️

[@jackwatson3944]

Do you believe there's a heaven, if so do you think he'll get in... He seems a decent fella.

[@thecajunphoenix]

@@jackwatson3944 I do.

[@josephmarzullo]

@@thecajunphoenixthen you’re naive

[@thecajunphoenix]

@@josephmarzullo No. You are nothing more than a MAGAT!

[@LegShowMagazine]

A well earned Oscar, for sure.

[@jamesgrayson6422]

I remember seeing this film at The Tate Student Center at UGA. When it came out. Powerful!❤

[@kendrawood3910]

Ok. CRIED my eyes out ...

[@ferretnutfield]

God bless Sallie Perryman who died recently

[@kasiestockdall2954]

This video just breaks my heart that it took so long to get anything done. Especially the vile treatment during the scarest and very painful disease. I'll have 8 years sober in a couple months and if I had contracted it I would've been treated the same way. I used to be judgmental against drug addicts until I became one. Rip to all the thousands of people who lost their fight.

[@Pinash1970]

Thanks thanks THANKS FOR HAVINGSHARED THIS DOC

[@toyman81]

I remember when this came on possibly HBO in 1989.

[@sazziestar202]

As a child of the 80s I remember the horrible stigma surrounding hiv and aids and the fear that the government promoted 😢

[@josephmarzullo]

As a child of the 80s I remember learning of aids somewhere in the 1990s during school but I didn’t pay it much mind 😂

[@34tcollins]

Thanks for sharing this ❤

[@IamRAINBOW1121]

Dr. David Acer doesn't have a quilt because the public villified him for spreading HIV to his patients. I scrubbed the internet for every piece of information about his life. I believe he didn't intentionally do that. "A Quilt for David" by far is the most difficult book I've ever read.

[@Etalia-k9o]

Thats very similar to Gaetan Dugas and patient zero. Both men wrongfully vilified for something they weren't responsible for. In the past few years I've caught myself with the same saying and it goes " I know you don't care for these individuals or agree with a certain subject but does that mean you need to lie?" And I always get the same answer "yes." People will believe an outlandish lie and not the truth. Crazy to me. The villain in this whole story was the disease not any particular individual.

[@EricaVargas.Extravaganza]

I too am a long time survivor I grew up To the 70s disco error where everything you did was to feel good. But thenThe black cloud was coming towards us. We didn't know What was coming around the corner? That black cloud was coming towards us and we didn't even know. I remember stati😢😢ng I thank god I don't know anybody that died of AIDs But soon after that, the following weak, the first one hit, then the second, then the third the fifth. Then I got up to 98 and it's so sad. I wish they were all here right now. I missed them so much 🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯😢😥😭❤

[@Iloveflowers2024]

😢😘 that is so sad. I'm sorry you lost your friends. It is a terrible tragedy. I'm glad you're still here. I hope you are well, and you can still enjoy life the best you can despite the sadness, losses and the terrible things that have happened. Living life and honoring your friends who have gone. They'll always be in your heart.

[@DiscoMatty79]

I was way too young to remember all of this (born in 82). When I hear stories like yours about losing friends weekly, I can't wrap my head around that. I'm so sorry you had to deal with that.

[@kayjay407]

​@@DiscoMatty79It was a constant heartbreak. Funerals weekly.😢💔

[@LuMarPhoto]

this was such a good documentary.

[@jenniferbowie2773]

I remember hearing of a story of a girl who had a one night stand and in the morning the guy left a note that now your going to die. Scared me to death didn’t have sex till I was over21 lol

[@alisonalibongo3177]

RIP to all the people who had to suffer with aids. Eddie Murphy you should be ashamed. How can people be so ignorant. What if this was your own child sister/brother/ parents/Family/friends. Be ashamed. Where is the sympathy for these people?. Heartbreaking. The government should be ashamed.

[@Iloveflowers2024]

I think regarding Eddie Murphy maybe people can extend some forgiveness towards him. He has spoken about it since that time and has apologized. He feels badly about it and admits his ignorance and insensitivity. Here's some of what he has said. Speaking to the New York Times, Murphy said that his 1987 stand-up special Raw makes him “cringe” today, and that he was “a young guy processing a broken heart” when he recorded it. “Kind of an a**hole,” he added. In 1996, Murphy apologised for the jokes, saying: “I deeply regret any pain all this has caused. Just like the rest of the world, I am more educated about AIDS in 1996 than I was in 1981"

[@RipperBravo]

On May 2nd 1997, Murphy was stopped by police picking up a transsexual prostitute. He was apparently giving her a “lift home”.

[@robertpolanco1973]

Personally, I remembered having seen this powerful documentary on TV years ago and I was so moved by it and it probably is a reminder that HIV/AIDS is still around although it has not been mentioned as much in recent years. There is no doubt that the ongoing struggle for a cure still goes on as well and I hope sincerely for a cure because HIV/AIDS has to END at some point.

[@Noname-qr1it]

RIP ALL❤

[@aleksandrapushkina4303]

Great film

[@nikicarrie4071]

❤️ love all these people.

[@prairiewitch8217]

Dustin Hoffman … nice 👍

[@andrewthomson6851]

Bless them all ❤

[@msjunpyo8]

My friend died a few years ago I had no idea she was sick..Such a sweet person I knew she was Trans but I didn't know you were sick ..I didn't know I wish you would have told me...I would have loved you still... Until we meet again my friend

[@sthrnbredcrnbrdfed]

Awesome!

[@Untilhecomes85]

Its so hood that people let it be known they were more than Aids victims

[@giovannimarino7449]

Very moving documentry

[@patrick40592]

I wonder what happened to that lady who was positive did she survive

[@jussiharinen8548]

I wonder it too…

[@thatgirl9759]

Common Thread's at 30 --- They lost touch with Sallie about 15 years ago. I did a search and could find any death records. She would be 72. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIHHYZuQfrZke7s&ab_channel=Oscars

[@adrianh332]

She did and she's still alive and an advocate for those who are HIV positive.

[@AspieTrips]

@@adrianh332 that wonderful black woman right?

[@adrianh332]

@@AspieTrips Correct sir

[@Internetscreen]

Bro I'm doing this for my health homework

[@thatgirl9759]

Such a touching documentary. Hope your health homework went well.

[@tinacollins9213]

Powerful and touching

[@thatgirl9759]

I couldn't find any death record on Sallie Perryman. Let's hope she doing great at 72.

[@thatgirl9759]

@@julieann4616 Why come on here and say something so horrible? Sallie was such a strong and sweet lady.

[@julieann4616]

@@thatgirl9759 why are you judgmental about a glory hole??

[@adrianh332]

@@thatgirl9759 He's a disgusting troll.

[@vapordave2234]

@@thatgirl9759 The lack of empathy is why AIDS was so ignored during the 80/90s. She is a testament to that lack of empathy, I feel sorry for people that.

[@thatgirl9759]

@@vapordave2234 Sadly your are 💯. The youngsters nowadays have more empathy and won't run when someone says the word AIDS. The name "Julie," more than likely means that she's in her 50's and she still has that cruelty from back in the 80s-90s when it was socially okay to treat PWA badly. I'm also in my 50s, so I am well aware of what it was like.

[@BraveSquaw67]

Who were the first three people pictured? Does anyone know?

[@holdencawffle626]

John something Aaron steeplechase Jeffrey dahmer

[@stiltongeronimo]

@@holdencawffle626are you for real?

[@adrianh332]

Sallies husband reminds me of the actor Forrest Whittiker.

[@EmilyA..]

All my love❤

[@jessicamathis1148]

AIDS is sad ❤

[@batjr2007]

Life is sad

[@RipperBravo]

That’s gotta be Dustin Hoffman narrating.

[@kasiestockdall2954]

I would have gotten HIV and Aids if I didn't get the information from my sex education class.

[@Carito415]

Anyone knows where i can found this in spanish or sub.. thanks ❤

[@stiltongeronimo]

Click and hold on the CC button Choose auto translate and choose Spanish

[@josephmarzullo]

Learn English

[@kayjay407]

​@@josephmarzulloMaybe they are watching from another country where English isn't the primary language.🤷‍♀️ Be kind.☮️

[@josephmarzullo]

The music is annoying. I like to fall asleep to this stuff tho

[@viking933]

Sorry mam

[@prairiewitch8217]

Any time anyone prays for help it makes me nauseous

[@josephmarzullo]

Me too. They are dumb

[@Zeropadd]

🖤

[@raineedaeemarvel3345]

💝

[@jackwatson3944]

108:40 the man's name read out was Dick Gamble, how's that for a fitting name.

[@cassiejohnson7298]

❤❤❤❤

[@michaelFat2112]

35:24 Very similar to Charles Howard, Stephen King featured a gay man being pushed over a bridge and dying during a homophobic attack in his book It.

[@DrAriba-rt8zo]

😊😊😊

[@rachel.please3929]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@josephmarzullo]

I wouldn’t let my son take factor if I knew it was infected. I would’ve put him in a bubble if I had to. My kids don’t have hemophilia so I don’t have to think about it tho lol

[@akneves]

🤍

[@Tonshmar]

Even watching this now, I can see that some people still don’t want to admit that their loved got the disease because they were GAY and not a drug user. Also noticed that one gentleman who said he doesn’t know how he contracted the disease. Yeah, sure you don’t, buddy. Even with my eyes closed I can see where you (Likely) got it.

[@TGP109]

Campbell accused Dan White of homophobia, which is incorrect. White was angry about Milk's refusal to see him reinstated after White resigned from office. These lies have to be fought against in order to set the record straight. White was a murderer and should have served more time, but lying about him doesn't make it any better. Campbell was also very obnoxious as he pranced around pretending to be a nun.

[@cristianortegalgbtq458]

Yes no ☝🙁loco sida nooooo👈💔🙁👈☝🙏🙁🤷Jesús no🤷

[@amc5936]

ill never understand why it hit the gay community so hard, or is that a myth?

[@hannahwebster5606]

It hit the gay community so hard because many of them had an extremely promiscuous sex life. With no pregnancy risk and antibiotics for any STDs there appeared to be no reason not to have lots of sex.

[@nikicarrie4071]

No it really did hit them hard . Bc of routr they have sex , just like the route of administration of iv drug users

[@Mr.Majestic77]

Between mid 1970s through the early 1980s, the gay sexual revolution was at it's height. In those days, in the homosexual community, for most, free sex (unprotected) was just as second nature as drinking water. That combined with the mass HIV infections in that community was a recipe for disaster. Those that were infected in the early 1980s, unfortunately HIV serio-converted in the mid to late 1970s. HIV in the 1970s was unknown and went under the radar.

[@doyleward9225]

It was an easy place for the virus to procreate. Within the community there was a lot of promiscuity not a whole lot of safe sex practices. And there you have it.

[@brucebosch9362]

There is a more complex explanation for why it hit the gay community so hard. It had to do with the sexual revolution from the 60s and especially the 70s when gay people finally started expressing themselves after centuries of oppression. It was a new kind of freedom and a celebration of this freedom. It is sad that during such a liberating time the community got hit with this terrible terrible disease. Very sad indeed.

[@CharlieKelly-fz8xr]

41:56 I would eat that every day. 2 and full of goo.

[@sthrnbredcrnbrdfed]

Wtf?

[@beautifuldiva0208]

The only one that really bothered me was the baby the 11 yr old 9:51

[@Bluetreez]

That's the only one. So you are ok with all the others ... wow

[@jonahfalcon1970]

36:30 Gee, history repeats huh? At least strawberry lotion isn't Ivermectin.

[@brandon1351]

That woman at 14:11 is just foul and how you would wanna f$@k it, is beyond me.

[@josephmarzullo]

Well she has the right anatomy lol😂

[@brandon1351]

@@josephmarzullo 😂

[@josephmarzullo]

@@brandon1351I guess you just turn off the light and use your imagination 😊

[@smiley1960]

Who says she actually slept with him, she could have just used the semen

[@gigigiseleworld]

Vito Russo 🌹🎬🙏. #vitorusso 💗