Summary
President Trump chose not to recognize World AIDS Day this year. The U.S. government did not officially participate, and there are reportedly restrictions on agencies taking part in this event.
Key Facts
- World AIDS Day is an event where people remember those affected by HIV/AIDS.
- The U.S. government did not officially recognize World AIDS Day this year.
- President Trump decided not to mark World AIDS Day.
- Reports suggest the Trump Administration has restricted agencies from participating in the event.
- HIV/AIDS has killed over 44 million people worldwide.
- Dr. Demetre Daskalakis discussed these developments with William Brangham.
