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Chicagoan Lori Kaufman speaks on her decades of HIV/AIDS advocacy and LGBTQ+ allyship

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When art dealer Lori Kaufman arrived at the doorstep of AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) in the late ‘80s, she was in a very painful time of her life. Lori Kaufman speaks at AFC’s 30th year gala. Photo by Stephanie Schertz “I had a wonderful friend who designed my gallery and was an artist at my gallery,” Kaufman recalled. “His name was Jon Cockrell. We had an amazing nine-year friendship until he lost his battle with AIDS on Sept. 11, 1988. He…

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Chicagoan Lori Kaufman speaks on her decades of HIV/AIDS advocacy and LGBTQ+ allyship

When art dealer Lori Kaufman arrived at the doorstep of AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) in the late ‘80s, she was in a very painful time of her life. Lori Kaufman speaks at AFC’s 30th year gala. Photo by Stephanie Schertz “I had a wonderful friend who designed my gallery and was an artist at my gallery,” Kaufman recalled. “His name was Jon Cockrell. We had an amazing nine-year friendship until he lost his battle with AIDS on Sept. 11, 1988. He…

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