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And the Band Played on

Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic
Book • 1987
This book is a meticulous and engaging narrative that explores the initial outbreak and spread of AIDS in the early 1980s.

It delves into the personal stories of those affected, the scientific community's efforts to understand the disease, and the often inadequate and politicized responses from government and public health officials.

Shilts' work is a critical examination of how societal attitudes, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and personal biases impacted the handling of the epidemic.

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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by Michael Malice as one of the books he read in 2004 and described as brutal.
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Mentioned by Michael Malice when discussing Anthony Fauci's role in the AIDS epidemic.
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Vermeld in de podcast als het eerste boek dat de term "patient zero" introduceerde.
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Mentioned by James Kirchick as a journalist and author who also supported Barry Goldwater.
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Mentioned by Jacob Trefethen as a very tough read, covering the initial years of the AIDS epidemic.
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Recommended by Sarah Kliff as a compelling work of narrative journalism about the AIDS epidemic and the federal response.
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