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Description:: Poster held by Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. History & Special Collections, Collection no. 306, item IT003.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Poster shows three gay men in a bar having sex and kissing each other. Two of the men are shirtless and the other is wearing a leather vest. The man in the middle has his pants pulled down so that his buttocks are partially visible. The "c..." in the title is most likely meant to stand for the Italian word culo (in English, ass or butt).
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Poster shows a male and female spelunker having sex in a cave. The women is wearing yellow garb. The man is wearing blue.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: The poster lists 10 suggestions for those who might be administering an HIV test or counseling about HIV testing. It reminds people to be sensitive, polite, careful, clear, patient, etc., when dealing with individuals who might be seeking or undergoing HIV testing. The poster has a blue border, and its right side is adorned with colorful question marks. An outline of a man is tumbling down the question marks, suggestive of a person who has many questions about HIV and might be feeling helpless.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Poster encourages condom use; depicts words in the shape of a condom.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Date on back of poster, 2006, reflects when the vendor received the copy later acquired by the UCLA Library.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Underneath the title, "Test HIV," is a large black arrow pointing downwards to words which translated reads, "Getting the test is important for you and for others."Along the left side of the poster in white lettering on a blue background is a textual explanation of how AIDS is transmitted (sharing needles, from sexual relations, from an infected mother to her baby). Also explained is the need to take a simple blood test, and advice about how it is voluntary and anonymous to do so; the results are confidential. Finally there is the warning that many people have contact with HIV without knowing it.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: The text on this poster appears on an illustration that resembles a mirror-image Rorschach ink-blot design, with the top half mirrored on the bottom (which is upside-down). The design suggests a group of people, and is colored with a watercolor wash of orange, green and brown shades. The top group of people is divided from the upside-down bottom group, illustrating the message that if fear divides us, AIDS will grow. At the bottom of the poster appears a logo: two telephone receivers with a red drop of blood in between them.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: An amorphous yellow cartoon figure of a person reaches out with right hand extended and left hand over the heart; reaching out to drug users and inviting them to call for anonymous help with drug addiction and HIV testing. The service also provides information about health clinics, and assistance for people who are overdosing on heroin.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

Description:: Poster held by Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. History & Special Collections, Collection no. 306, item IT011.
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: AIDS Posters Collection

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