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Asking sexual partners "Are you clean?" when referring to HIV status, implies that gay men who are HIV positive are somehow "dirty."
With World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) just around the corner, HIV and AIDS spokesperson Jack Mackenroth wants to fight this stigma, change the way we speak about HIV/AIDS, and raise money for Housing Works, a New York nonprofit working to end AIDS homelessness.
To do this, Mackenroth is asking men to strip down and lather up for the world's latest (and possibly sexiest) selfie challenge: #WeAreAllClean.
And the idea is simple.
Step 1: Take a selfie or Vine in the shower.
Step 2: Post your photo to social media with the caption, "Take the HIV Shower Selfie Challenge to raise money for AIDS cure bit.ly/CUREAIDS #WeAreAllClean."
Step 3: Challenge three or more other people to participate.
RT! 1st man CURED of AIDS @TimothyRayBrown Shower Selfie Challenge #weareALLclean http://t.co/L8krBd1v5H
Step 4: Donate.
.@jackmackenroth's campaign #HIVShowerSelfieChallenge http://t.co/L9eWahW7q8 raise $/awareness #weareALLclean plz RT
Step 5: On World AIDS Day, change your social media profile pictures to your shower selfie photo and spread the word.
Take the HIV ShowerSelfieChallenge To Raise Money For AIDS Cure - http://t.co/DR9xeVMx61 #weareALLclean
So what are you waiting for? Get snapping.
@jackmackenroth #WEareALLclean http://t.co/DmwW0fmXtf I should nominate @themisscocoperu for the #showerselfie
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