Round-Up: Dec. 1, 2015

• Today is World AIDS Day and unfortunately, the stigma against HIV/AIDS persists. Watch this video by Michael Rizzi where he interviews six HIV-positive people about what it’s like to live with the judgment and discrimination (Towleroad).
• Here’s an article at the Ottawa Citizen clarifying the restrictions on single men entering Canada as Syrian refugees, and how gay men fit into the picture.
• Jason Salzman analyzes anti-choice leaders’ rhetoric responding to last week’s shooting at a Colorado Planned Parenthood (RH Reality Check).
• CBC has temporarily closed comments on news stories about indigenous people because of the number of racist comments and personal attacks.
• Canadaland shares the voices of the First Nations individuals who allege they were abused as children by John Furlong.
• The amazing Anne Theriault has published a goddamn book, and you should read about her writing it, and then read it yourself.
• Did you know there was a lesbian storyline cut from Love Actually? Now you can watch the cut scenes and explanation from director Richard Curtis (Now Magazine).