In Washington, Hundreds Protest Bush AIDS PolicyJoe De CapuaWashington25 Nov 2003, 12:47 UTC A week before World AIDS Day, about 800 people from about a dozen organizations gathered in Washington, DC, to protest the Bush administration’s AIDS policies. The demonstrators called for greater spending as well as expanded treatment and prevention programs. "People with Aids are under attack, what do we do? Act up, fight back." The woman leading the chant is Asia Russell of the groups ACT-UP and the Health Gap Coalition. She says President Bush failed to follow through on his promise when he announced his AIDS initiative...
