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Focusing on the impact of HIV/AIDS on marginalized communities in New York, this study explores how these groups united to address their shared challenges. It highlights the formation of a new organizational framework that facilitated coordinated efforts among those most affected. By examining their strategies for organization and adaptation, the book provides an insightful perspective on how marginalized populations can transform collective needs into effective action, redefining the social and political landscape surrounding public health issues.