IN PICTURES: ACT UP New York's march and die-in outside Palantir

"The protest commemorated ACT UP New York's 39th anniversary, emphasizing the need for increased funding for HIV resources amidst cuts to health care."

"Protesters staged a die-in outside Palantir's office to draw attention to the company's contract work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement."

"The rally honored Mark Milano, a New York activist who dedicated decades to organizing around HIV, highlighting the ongoing fight for resources."

"The demonstration served as a powerful reminder of the intersection between government spending priorities and the urgent needs of the HIV community."

Hundreds of protesters gathered at the New York City AIDS Memorial to commemorate ACT UP New York's 39th anniversary. The protest included a march to Palantir's office, where a die-in was staged. The demonstration aimed to highlight government spending on ICE and the U.S. war against Iran, contrasting it with cuts to HIV resources and health care. The rally also honored Mark Milano, a dedicated activist who passed away in January after years of advocacy for HIV issues.

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