Theodore Kerr discusses history of AIDS memorials

Abigail HebertAIDS AWARENESS: Writer and organizer Theodore Kerr considers the history of AIDS memorials and conceptualizes memorials within the ongoing HIV epidemic. On Tuesday, Bowdoin hosted Brooklyn-based writer and organizer Theodore Kerr in the Roux Lantern to speak on the history of AIDS memorials and the possibilities of expanding our view of what memorials can look like. His talk, titled “This could be an AIDS Memorial: Public Memory in an Ongoing Crisis” kicked off Bowdoin’s AIDS Action Series, which will run from November 10 to December 4.

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