Remembering History: Ryan White - an average American teenager from Indiana who contracted HIV/AIDS from contaminated blood that was used to treat his hemophilia. White was expelled from school after parents, teachers and students rallied against him. White changed the face of AIDs by educating the public about the disease. He spent his short life fighting to remove the homophobic stigma associated with the disease until his death in 1990.

Ryan White - an average American teenager from Indiana who contracted HIV/AIDS from contaminated blood that was used to treat his hemophilia. White was expelled from school after parents, teachers and students rallied against him. White changed the face of AIDs by educating the public about the disease. He spent his short life fighting to remove the homophobic stigma associated with the disease until his death in 1990.

Ryan White - an average American teenager from Indiana who contracted HIV/AIDS from contaminated blood that was used to treat his hemophilia. White was expelled from school after parents, teachers and students rallied against him. White changed the face of AIDs by educating the public about the disease. He spent his short life fighting to remove the homophobic stigma associated with the disease until his death in 1990.