Excerpt from Oral history interview with Daniel William 1996

Title: Excerpt from Oral history interview with Daniel William 1996
Description: An excerpt from an oral history interview of Daniel William performed and recorded in 1996 by Gerald Oppenheimer at the Columbia Center for Oral History. William discusses his experiences providing healthcare to gay men in New York City, the discrimination that gay men faced when seeking healthcare within New York City's medical infrastructure, the factors that lead patients to obscure their sexual history from healthcare providers, and the negative effects on health outcomes.
Creator: Daniel William, Gerald Oppenheimer
Publisher: Columbia Center for Oral History
Date: 1996
Type: Oral History Interview
Format: Audio recording of oral history interview, 41.8 MB
Language: English
Subject: AIDS phobia (AIDSphobia, Fear of AIDS); Medical personnel
Place: New York City
Temporal Coverage: 1972-1996
Rights Holder: Daniel William
Rights: The interview is owned by Daniel William and was published by the Columbia Center for Oral History. The recording is intended for awareness and educational purposes protected under fair use. If you are a rights holder for this interview who objects to its use as a part of this digital exhibit, please contact the exhibits authors about its removal. The full interview can be accessed online via the Columbia Center for Oral History at https://dlc.library.columbia.edu/catalog/cul:02v6wwq1b1.

Site pages: Medical Isolation: Public Health and Stigmatization from Blackwell's Island to the AIDS Epidemic