New York Remembers AIDS Victims

The icy air over City Hall Park was filled with the names of those who died from AIDS. For 24 hours, five volunteers simultaneously read the names from separate lists, each name overlapping and reverberating with the last.
New York Remembers AIDS Victims
IN MEMORY: For 24 hours, volunteers from Housing Works read the names of those who have died from AIDS. The vigil is part of World AIDS Day. Christine Lin/Epoch Times
Christine Lin
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IN MEMORY: For 24 hours, volunteers from Housing Works read the names of those who have died from AIDS. The vigil is part of World AIDS Day. (Christine Lin/Epoch Times)
Christine Lin
Christine Lin
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Christine Lin is an arts reporter for the Epoch Times. She can be found lurking in museum galleries and poking around in artists' studios when not at her desk writing.
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