Sam Friedman is a poet, socialist, activist, and AIDS researcher. As a poet, he has been published in Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Canadian Dimension, Lips, Long Shot, Paterson Literary Review, Edison Literary Review, AIDS Care, Home Planet News, and many other venues. As an AIDS researcher, he has published hundreds of articles in leading scientific journals including Nature, Science, Scientific American, and many others.

Sam Friedman is a remarkable activist. His writing is reportage from the front lines of the war on drug users. Like a soft tissue infection, he gets under the skin of the oppressor and lends voice to the mute and invisible.

• Part 1 Part 1. Being: Loving and Living through the Daily GrindChapter 2 Work and Daily LifeChapter 3 AIDS in an Indifferent WorldChapter 4 Ecology: The Whole World at RiskChapter 5 Imperial Power in ActionChapter 6 Repression and OppressionChapter 7 Same Thing, Different FormsChapter 8 The Doldrums of the Years with Little MovementChapter 9 If We FailChapter 10 Hopes and Fears as the System Approaches CrisisPart 11 Part 2. Essence: Soaring and Souring and Soaring Again through StruggleChapter 12 Struggles in our HistoryChapter 13 AIDS StrugglesChapter 14 Future Struggles—We HopePart 15 Part 3: Notion: Making the World Anew

Sam Friedman is a poet, socialist, activist, and AIDS researcher. As a poet, he has been published in Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Canadian Dimension, Lips, Long Shot, Paterson Literary Review, Edison Literary Review, AIDS Care, Home Planet News, and many other venues. As an AIDS researcher, he has published hundreds of articles in leading scientific journals including Nature, Science, Scientific American, and many others.

Sam Friedman is a remarkable activist. His writing is reportage from the front lines of the war on drug users. Like a soft tissue infection, he gets under the skin of the oppressor and lends voice to the mute and invisible.

• Part 1 Part 1. Being: Loving and Living through the Daily GrindChapter 2 Work and Daily LifeChapter 3 AIDS in an Indifferent WorldChapter 4 Ecology: The Whole World at RiskChapter 5 Imperial Power in ActionChapter 6 Repression and OppressionChapter 7 Same Thing, Different FormsChapter 8 The Doldrums of the Years with Little MovementChapter 9 If We FailChapter 10 Hopes and Fears as the System Approaches CrisisPart 11 Part 2. Essence: Soaring and Souring and Soaring Again through StruggleChapter 12 Struggles in our HistoryChapter 13 AIDS StrugglesChapter 14 Future Struggles—We HopePart 15 Part 3: Notion: Making the World Anew

Sam Friedman is a poet, socialist, activist, and AIDS researcher. As a poet, he has been published in Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Canadian Dimension, Lips, Long Shot, Paterson Literary Review, Edison Literary Review, AIDS Care, Home Planet News, and many other venues. As an AIDS researcher, he has published hundreds of articles in leading scientific journals including Nature, Science, Scientific American, and many others.

Sam Friedman is a remarkable activist. His writing is reportage from the front lines of the war on drug users. Like a soft tissue infection, he gets under the skin of the oppressor and lends voice to the mute and invisible.

• Part 1 Part 1. Being: Loving and Living through the Daily GrindChapter 2 Work and Daily LifeChapter 3 AIDS in an Indifferent WorldChapter 4 Ecology: The Whole World at RiskChapter 5 Imperial Power in ActionChapter 6 Repression and OppressionChapter 7 Same Thing, Different FormsChapter 8 The Doldrums of the Years with Little MovementChapter 9 If We FailChapter 10 Hopes and Fears as the System Approaches CrisisPart 11 Part 2. Essence: Soaring and Souring and Soaring Again through StruggleChapter 12 Struggles in our HistoryChapter 13 AIDS StrugglesChapter 14 Future Struggles—We HopePart 15 Part 3: Notion: Making the World Anew