During the savage early AIDS years, men like Joseph Beam, Essex Hemphill and Marlon Riggs delivered art that chronicled black gay men's existence and experience. The anthologies "In The Life," "Brother To Brother" and the films "Tongues Untied" and "Black Is, Black Ain't" set blueprints for historicizing black gay men including our experience with AIDS. Pos(+)tively Beautiful follows the tradition set by the iconic triumvirate. This collection of inspiring narratives gives us the up close and personal story of today's young black gay men and HIV/AIDS. Its balance of intimate profiles, photo...