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AIDS advocates returning to their activism roots. Protesters welcome arrests and publicity.

AIDS advocates now say they look back at the late 1990s as a time when they never had it so good: new antiretroviral regimens turned HIV infection into a chronic rather than fatal disease, and funding increased each year. But the recent retrenchment has given rebirth to protests, rallies, and civil disobedience.