In the first part of a three part video series Stephen Lewis is interviewed by local AIDS activist Tim McKaskell. Below is the first part of this series in which Lewis talks about the criminalization of HIV, what it means for gay men and issues a mea culpa around his work on queer issues here in Canada and Ontario.
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the queer community, i think, has to focus very strongly on prevention"
I wonder if he means circumcision, of which he's a huge advocate, and believes it's essential in the fight against HIV in Africa... 0_o
He said: "The most unexpected and successful preventative technology, which has been chronicled in the last couple of years, is male circumcision.
Yup.
More ranting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9kIqB_6KRg