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Virally Suppressed is a progressive blog and outreach movement centered around matters of HIV & social justice in America and across the globe.
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West Virginia Clean Water Drive Photo Diary
Hey, I know it’s really easy to forget about the water crisis in West Virginia right now, what with GMail crashing and Steve Stockman going AWOL and the Biebs getting arrested for being a drunk driving douchebag, but I implore… Read More ›
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Will Write (And Do Pretty Much Any Damn Thing) For Donations To West Virginia Clean Water Groups
Over the past couple of days, I have embarked on a couple of fairly unorthodox campaigns to try and get people to donate money so that the hundreds of thousands of West Virginians who have been left with nothing to… Read More ›
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Book Excerpt: The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
A brief note before we get into content from my book, Bread From The Sweat of Other Men’s Faces: It has been brought to my attention by several readers that it might be helpful to provide a little background info… Read More ›
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Days 36, 37 & 38: Norman Rockwell & The Past That Never Was
On my very last leg of my journey, the Patron Saint of Literary Symbolism (I think his name is St. Harold) placed in my lap one final museum that encapsulates most everything vital and unfounded in the America we’ve been… Read More ›
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Day 35: Philadelphia & the Prisons of Yesteryear
When he visited The Eastern State Penitentiary in 1842, Charles Dickens wrote down about the prison’s style of solitary confinement in his American Notes, saying: “I believe that very few men are capable of estimating the immense amount of torture… Read More ›
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Day 33: Senior Superlatives For Presdiential Portraits
So, I paid a visit to Monticello yesterday and it was a bigger disappointment than Jefferson’s tenure as Governor of Virginia. History burn, anybody? Anyway, they didn’t allow photography inside of the home itself, all I have are lame outside… Read More ›
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Day 31: Big Coal Doesn’t Just Pave Paradise in West Virginia, It Blows It Up
Let me paint a picture for you: You belong to historically resource rich state with a chronically impoverished population because 90% of the resources in said state are owned by outside interests. The area’s main resource, upon which the bulk… Read More ›


