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Focusing on the response of marginalized communities in New York to the HIV/AIDS crisis, the book explores how these groups organized to address threats to their well-being. It highlights the formation of a new organizational field that coordinated various efforts, illustrating how affected individuals redefined their social and political context. This study provides an inspiring perspective on how shared needs can lead to collective action, showcasing resilience and community empowerment in the face of adversity.