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The Trump administration fired the remaining 16 members of the top White House advisory board on HIV and AIDS-related issues, it was reported on Thursday. The firings were announced in separate letters mailed to the council members by FedEx earlier this week. The fired members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS were all appointed to their posts during the Obama administration, according to The Washington Blade. PACHA ‘provides advice, information, and recommendations to the [Health and Human Services] Secretary regarding programs, policies, and research to promote effective treatment, prevention, and cure of HIV disease and AIDS,’ according to its...

President Donald Trump fired the remaining members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) Wednesday, reportedly informing them without explanation with a letter delivered by FedEx. The mass dismissal of the advisers marked another nadir in the administration’s dealing with the council. In June, six members resigned from PACHA writing in an open letter, published in Newsweek, saying the Trump White House was pushing for legislation that would harm people living with HIV. Scott A. Schoettes, a Chicago-based HIV/AIDS activist and one of the members of the advisory panel who resigned over the summer, tweeted yesterday that the remaining...

Don Sneed Says Gay Domination of Domestic AIDS Dollars Causes Deaths and Suffering Among Nation's Blacks DALLAS, Dec. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- After receiving notice that his appointment to the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS had been rescinded, Don Sneed, the controversial Black grassroots Republican community activist, AIDS expert and Executive Producer of the DVD, "The Emancipation of the Homosexual -- The End of the Gay and Lesbian Rights Movement," released the following letter to Brent Minor, Chairman of the Treatment and Care Committee of PACHA (Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS). Brent: You may not have, as of yet, been informed...