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National HIV Testing Day

“We have a stake in one another… what binds us together is GREATER THAN what drives us apart… if enough people believe in the truth of that proposition and act on it, then we might not sol… more →

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National HIV Testing Day

Jeannine Hunter wrote 6 months ago: “We have a stake in one another… what binds us together is GREATER THAN what drives us apart … more →

Tags: Barack Obama, obama, health, HIV/AIDS, Community, President Obama, African-American, activism, Advocacy

New tools in the fight for HIV/AIDS understanding, awareness

untiltheresacure wrote 6 months ago: Two new online tools have been released this week, both in line with National HIV Testing Day on Jun … more →

Tags: HIV, AIDS, HIV/AIDS, CDC, Public Health, Health Care, inequality, united states, Pandemic

Fear-mongering works, and surveys re-discover the obvious — 7 comments

Henry Bauer wrote 7 months ago: To laugh or to cry? “Blacks more worried about HIV than Whites WASHINGTON (NNPA) – Blacks are … more →

Tags: Experts, HIV absurdities, HIV and race, HIV risk groups, hiv transmission, HIV/AIDS numbers, sexual transmission, uncritical media, C Virginia Fields

Jan 14 Deadline For Scholarships To Attend Health Disparities Conference

Jeannine Hunter wrote 1 year ago: The National Association of Black Journalists will provide scholarships for journalists to attend th … more →

Tags: New Media, Journalism, News, health, HIV/AIDS, Education, NABJ, Children's Defense Fund, morehouse

the seventh day of Kwanzaa is Imani, Faith!

Staff wrote 1 year ago: Imani, Faith…is the seventh principle of Kwanzaa. For many African Americans, Faith is the cor … more →

Tags: Health & Healing, Nguzo Saba, seven principles, AIDS, Kwanzaa, African-Americans, Diaspora, Imani, Faith

World AIDS Day — 1 comment

Jeannine Hunter wrote 1 year ago: The Kaiser Family Foundation partnered with leading media to provide information about HIV/AIDS and … more →

Tags: health, HIV/AIDS, Kaiser Family Foundation, Samaritan's Purse, Religion, Hope for HIV/AIDS, Christians, be the virus, AIDS

African-Americans and HIV: how should we respond? — 1 comment

womenleadingchange wrote 1 year ago: Natalia with Phil Wilson, ED of Black AIDS Institute Contributor: Natalia Cales While listening to m … more →

Tags: Hiv and Aids, African-Americans, Barbara Lee, Left Behind, México, PEPFAR, phil wilson, XVII International Aids Conference

AIDS & Black People — 6 comments

Neil Aquino wrote 1 year ago: A new study says that the rate of AIDS in the United States is 40% higher than previously thought an … more →

Tags: Cincinnati, Politics, AIDS, death, Race

Black AIDS rate rivals some African Nations

glciii wrote 1 year ago: We all know AIDS in the Black Community is literaly killing thousands. But new stats from a report t … more →

Tags: African-American, HIV, united states, Healthcare, black, black community, AIDS, Africa, health

AIDS: Are We Awake Yet? — 4 comments

godwithus1 wrote 1 year ago: I am fully persuaded that pushing condoms in schools, community clinics, and churches isn’t going to … more →

Tags: Christianity and the Culture, Jesus Christ, lil wayne, AIDS, HIV, Black America, deadbeat dads, Pornography, CNN

Novelist Takes on HIV/AIDS in Debut Novella — 1 comment

jessicatilles wrote 1 year ago: Novelist, Linda R. Herman tackles the emotional effects of HIV/AIDS in her novella, Consequences: Wh … more →

Tags: Novellas, HIV/AIDS, Consequences, Literature, Books, Author, Publishing, center for disease control and prevention, The National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS

What's Going On: Black Blogging to End AIDS — 6 comments

vivrant thang wrote 2 years ago: by vivrant thang on world aids day Mother, mother There’s too many of you crying Brother, brot … more →

Tags: What's going on, The AIDS Crisis, AIDS, HIV, rae lewis thornton, HIV testing, HIV Prevention, condoms, aids statistics


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