#BULawProf Aziza Ahmed discussed her recent book, “Risk and Resistance: How Feminists Transformed the Law and Science of AIDS,” reflecting on how she discovered a little-known chapter of the epidemic’s history. Namely, that women were not counted. “… activists weren’t just challenging policy. They were challenging the way scientific knowledge was being produced. They understood that if women were excluded from research, their needs would continue to be ignored in treatment and policy,” she says. Read more from Professor Ahmed's Q&A at the link in our bio.