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1 February 2013

Koch Revisionism

RT @jcutbirth: Times revises Koch obituary to report "hundreds" of New Yorkers sick of dying of AIDS in the 80s. The number is actually closer to 30,000.

1 February 2013, 7:56 PM | LINK | Filed in aids, memory, nytimes