(GayWebSource.com – Gay News & Press Network) – Posted by Jake Simpson – TheGayUK.com

Tonight London’s Man Bar will play host to Let’s Talk About Gay Sex & Drugs an open communication forum for anyone to come talk about how they perceive sex and drug use amongst the LGBT+ community of London.

For the special World AIDS Day event we will also be hosting an ‘OLDER & YOUNGER DISCUSSION OF HIV’ with four well-known gay scene figures, part of HIV activist think tank ReShape. Our panel will consist of STEWART WHO, DAVID STUART, SAM DMS and PRETTY MISS CAIRO.

This follows on from our Young People’s Discussion of HIV, a short video of which can be viewed here, made by Alejandro Medina:

Sign up for a slot below, by sending a message, or at the venue from 6.30pm.

https://www.facebook.com/events/356670537838210/

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There will also be a range of featured speakers talking about HIV and #chemsex in London, including:

– ALEXIS GREGORY. Renowned young playwright Alexis (‘The Slap’) will be reading from his new play ‘Bright Skin Light’.

– TOM PERRY. Tom works for the NAT (National AIDS Trust), who we will be collecting for on the night, and he will be speaking about their important work.

– DAN GLASS. Part of HIV activist group ‘Shafted’ Dan will be bringing his gigantic inflatable penis (true story) to the party, plus tales of his great work.

– GREG MITCHELL. An outspoken advocate of and writer on PrEP, Greg will be talking about the new pill that could prevent HIV.

– SIMON WATNEY. Renowned for his AIDS activism work in the 80s and 90s, we’re honoured to have Simon speak about what gay sex was like pre-virus.

Hosted by Pat Cash of London’s QX Magazine. Soho sexual health clinic 56 Dean Street will be on site to offer free STI testing and advice.

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