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Theodore (ted) Kerr

Theodore (ted) Kerr is an Edmonton-born writer and organizer. He teaches at The New School and is a founding member of the collective What Would an HIV Doula Do?

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Issue 148

What Are They Fighting For? On Oliver Husain, Kerstin Schroedinger, and the community who embraced DNCB as an experimental treatment for HIV

byTheodore (ted) Kerr

Linking the ongoing history of HIV/AIDS to the latest pandemic, Theodore (ted) Kerr focuses on Oliver Husain and Kerstin Schroedinger’s DNCB project. Named after a photochemical that was taken up as an experimental AIDS treatment, DNCB homes in on the complex psychology of a community alienated by government, press, and the medical establishment.

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Issue 142

How to Have an AIDS Memorial in an Epidemic

byTheodore (ted) Kerr

Theodore Kerr asks: how do you memorialize an ongoing crisis? Introducing the history of AIDS memorials and the work of artist and performance scholar Marc Arthur, Kerr suggests that not forgetting is not enough. Instead, the best memorial is realized by actively supporting the work of those living with HIV.

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