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SOURCE: The Baffler
5/20/2021
In Fury We Trust (Review of Sarah Shulman)
Sarah Shulman's book seeks to recover the histories of AIDS activists beyond white gay men, using two decades of oral history work to show the breadth of a coalition including women, lesbians, people of color, drug users, and the incarcerated, who all experienced the stakes of AIDS differently.
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