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These Posters Show What AIDS Meant In The 1980s

“AIDS attacks one race and one race only. The human race.” #WorldAIDSDay

In the 1980s, as the young died and doctors scrambled for answers, charities, activists, and governments tried to inform the public about a new killer: AIDS.

In the 1980s, as the young died and doctors scrambled for answers, charities, activists, and governments tried to inform the public about a new killer: AIDS.

Wellcome Library, London

These posters, collected by the Wellcome Trust, reveal the various messages displayed around the world, amid widespread fear, ignorance, and misinformation about the epidemic.

These posters, collected by the Wellcome Trust, reveal the various messages displayed around the world, amid widespread fear, ignorance, and misinformation about the epidemic.

Advertisement for AIDS information lines by the California Medical Association.

Wellcome Library, London

Poster from the America Responds to AIDS advertising campaign, 1980s.

Wellcome Library, London

Some simply tried to tell people that AIDS is deadly.

Some simply tried to tell people that AIDS is deadly.

An AIDS prevention advertisement by the Central Health Education Bureau in New Delhi.

Wellcome Library, London


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