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Kenyon Farrow

  • Vice President of Policy, Point Source Youth
Cleveland Heights, New York
As seen in: Medium, HuffPost, The Atlantic, The Economist, Medscape, Cincinnati Enquirer, The Columbus Dispatch, The American Prospect, American Journal of Public Health, WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) and
Covers:  HIV, STD and other infectious diseases, health care and public health, public policy and social safety net issues. LGBTQ and Racial Justice issues as well.
Work: Comms Director: @hivpxresearch. Words: @OhioCapJournal & @theBodydotcom. Boards: @lgbtcleveland, @nytransadvocacy, @partner4dignity @gbgmc_Int

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Kenyon Farrow is an award-winning writer, editor and activist.

He is currently the senior editor with TheBody.com and TheBodyPro.com, news and information sites focused on HIV, LGBT health and social justice.

Kenyon is a prolific essayist and author. He is the co-editor of the book Letters From Young Activists: Today's Rebels Speak Out. His work has also appeared in many anthologies including Spirited: Affirming the Soul of Black Lesbian and Gay Identity, For Colored Boys Who Have Considered S…

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More than Voguing, the Ballroom Community Is Fighting a Crystal Meth Epidemic in New York City

More than Voguing, the Ballroom Community Is Fighting a Crystal Meth Epidemic in New York City

While the ballroom community has become known worldwide for the creativity it displays at the self-organized …

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To 'End the HIV Epidemic,' Activists Demand That Officials Involve Community in Planning

To 'End the HIV Epidemic,' Activists Demand That Officials Involve Community in Planning

In a sign of growing frustration with the rollout of the federal Ending the HIV Epidemic plan, dozens of acti…

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No, Dr. Sebi Did Not Have the Cure for HIV -- Despite Nipsey Hussle's Planned Documentary

No, Dr. Sebi Did Not Have the Cure for HIV -- Despite Nipsey Hussle's Planned Documentary

After rapper Nipsey Hussle's death in 2019, there's been a lot of internet chatter about a person known as Dr…

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Reading Race in 1990s HIV Theater and Film

Reading Race in 1990s HIV Theater and Film

My interview with comparative lit scholar (and my cousin), Danielle Fuentes Morgan, PhD.

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Researchers Discuss Ethics and Privacy Concerns About the Growing Field of HIV Adherence Monitori...

Researchers Discuss Ethics and Privacy Concerns About the Growing Field of HIV Adherence Monitori...

The United States HIV response is moving toward a strategy to increase viral suppression as a means to measur…

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Obamacare Health Plans Increase HIV Viral Suppression Rates Better Than Ryan White Drug Coverage

Obamacare Health Plans Increase HIV Viral Suppression Rates Better Than Ryan White Drug Coverage

People with HIV who received health insurance coverage through a qualified health plan (QHP) from the Afforda…

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In a time of crisis, new leadership at AIDS United

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By Kenyon Farrow
| Positively Aware Verified
Coming into a leadership role right now in an HIV organization is no small feat. Since January of this year, this second Trump administration has unraveled decades’ worth of work by advocates, researchers and service providers to scale up access to treatment and prevention programs including new long-acting options for people not wanting daily pill treatment or PrEP.
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Winter 2023

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By Kenyon Farrow, Lutfy Mandhiry, Aniruddha Hazra, Kirk Grisham
| Positively Aware Verified
What individuals and care providers should know as they consider long-acting injectable treatment—‘make it as simple as possible,’ says Dr. Hyman Scott
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An out bisexual Ohio man is running for county prosecutor. But his race is about so much more.

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By Kenyon Farrow
| The Buckeye Flame
In many ways, Cuyahoga County politics and many of its players haven’t changed since I’d left the area in 1999. It was interesting to return in 2020 as many younger people were beginning to run for office with an eye on challenging the Democratic machine politics that govern the metro area, which haven’t benefited most of the region’s poor and working-class people. So when Matthew Ahn announced his run for Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, I thought it was interesting.
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