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Cover me and cover yourself, Milwaukee AIDS Project, 1985

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Black and white drawing of one hand holding a red condom as a hand on the right reaches for it with index finger outstretched.

Cover me and cover yourself, Milwaukee AIDS Project, 1985

After the U.S. Conference of Mayors made funding available to individual city governments, participating public health organizations created community-specific campaigns. These efforts stressed practical approaches to limiting risk of being infected/transmitting AIDS, while acknowledging that celibacy would not work for everyone. This “divinely” inspired poster, a play on Michelangelo’s fresco of the Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel, presented condom usage as a strategy to protect both partners.
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