Focusing on the personal journey of a key designer in AIDS activism, the book explores the origins of the Silence = Death graphic and its pivotal role in the movement. It provides an insider's perspective on the Silence = Death collective and Gran Fury, detailing successful campaigns like Read My Lips and Kissing Doesn't Kill. By examining design decisions in the context of political crisis, it offers crucial insights into resistance politics and the legacy of ACT UP, making it a vital resource for artists and activists alike.
