HIV/AIDS SURVIVAL RESOURCES FOR THE PEOPLE

(CONTINUED FROM PART I). . .

ALSO FIND PART III AT THIS LINK.

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IN DEEP APPRECIATION OF BLACK HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY
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MICROSCOPIC LYNCHING: AIDS AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY

Microscopic Lynching



LIVING WITH HIV?

(Young Sisters Speak)

Living With HIV at femmixx.com


SISTAH GIRL
BLACK WOMEN AND HIV/AIDS FEATURE DOCUMENTARY PROJECT

Sistah Girl








Sistah' Girl

The Story of Queen Shadonna Moniques Upshaw







FINGERNAILS ACROSS THE CHALKBOARD

POETRY AND PROSE ON HIV/AIDS FROM THE BLACK DIASPORA

Poetry and Prose on HIV/AIDS From the Black Diaspora



AIDS DISCRIMINATION IS DEADLY

SALIH BOOKER

Aids Discrimination is Deadly



HIV/AIDS AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY

TAVIS SMILEY, NPR

HIV/AIDS and the Black Community



"WHITE PEOPLE WANT TO WIPE US OUT"

RESEARCHER, AUTHOR INSISTS AIDS A WEAPON OF GENOCIDE

Researcher Says Weapon of Genocide







FIND A FRIEND AND GET TESTED, IT'S BETTER TO KNOW









SISTER WISDOM

(At Sisterwisdom.org)

Sister Wisdom



TO BE BLACK? AND TO BE OPEN

To Be Black? and To Be Open






BEFORE YOU GET IN BED








BLACK WOMEN AND HIV/AIDS

Black Women and HIV/AIDS

(At rootswomen.com)



CAMPUS GROUPS DISCUSSIONS

Campus Group Discussions)



BLACK COLLEGES SEEK TO STEM HIV

Black Colleges Seek to Stem HIV


BLACK WOMEN, GIRLS AND HIV/AIDS: THE UNIVERSITY AS A SITE FOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION . . .

The University as a Site for Resource Mobilization . . .






OUR STORIES

HIV DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE










POSITIVE

"Maybe it was something in your kiss that was the impetus to make me rethink this . . . "

I was really concerned about this one because it really is pretty insensitive to people who are living with HIV. But, this is a piece done by a young Brother, Michael Franti who is communicating his fears in the best way he knows how. And I think that may translate for some who are still acting without thinking - which is the primary aim.

To my Brothers and Sisters with HIV or AIDS, I know you can endure this bit of youthful insensitivity it it'll serve as just the right alert for someone - at just the right time.

Thanks for your patience.










BLACK BROTHERS ESTEEM

Black Brothers Esteem


AIDS IN BLACK AMERICA

A PRODUCT OF DEEP POVERTY, DESPAIR AND DISCRIMINATION

RALPH NADER

Poverty, Despair and Discrimination



BLACK AFRICA WAS BOMBED WITH AIDS

Bombed With AIDS






THE NEW STORY OF THE SOUTH

"Those diseases facilitate HIV, it makes it easier to get HIV and give HIV when you have one of these other sexually transmitted diseases."

"The odds that the person is already infected are high."

"80 Black men for every 100 Black women"

"Of all women newly infected with HIV in the U.S, sixty-eight percent (68%) are Black women.











IMAM AIMS TO BREAK TABOO

Breaking The Taboo


THE SECRET EPIDEMIC

Kimyona Roberts

The Secret Epidemic








Life Support

Queen Latifah Interview
















"GOING IN"

(At Uprising Radio)

(Audio)

Going In



POSITIVELY RACIST: HIV/AIDS, RACISM AND IMMIGRATION CONTROLS

Uprising Radio


INDIGENOUS PEOPLE SPEAK OUT CLEARLY ON AIDS

Speak Out Clearly








HIV AWARENESS

FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE

terryhowcott.com promotes abstinence and protection for our youth.










THE BLACK CHURCH AND AIDS

Tavis Talks

Black Church and AIDS


NO AIDS IN THE WHITE COMMUNITY

No AIDS Among Whites"








The Ever Constant Congresswoman Barbara Lee










AIDS IN AFRICA: WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON

What' Really Going On


AIDS IN AMERICA: RACISM, POVERTY, BIGOTRY

Racism, Poverty, Bigotry


WANGARI MATTHAI DISMISSES "BIOWEAPON" FLAP

"Do not be naive. AIDS is not a curse from God to Africans or to black people."

Do Not Be Naive








AMARU

Be HIV Free










CORETTA SCOTT KING

AIDS MEMORIAL QUILT SPEECH

AID Memorial Quilt Speech


THE CURE ON BLACK AIDS DAY

The Cure on Black AIDS Day


BLACK WOMEN FIGHT AIDS

Black Women Fight AIDS


BLACK AIDS - BEATING THE ODDS

Interview with Hard Knock Radio's Anita Johnson

Hard Knock Radio's Anita Johnson








Be Aware, Take Care










PROTECT YOURSELF

Protect Yourself


AIDS AND FAMILY

"When I want to eat, I have to look for a man."

Aids and Family


AIDS KILLING AFRICA'S SOLDIERS

Soldiers Dying








Don't Give Up

Kenya, Uganda . . .










NEW FINDINGS ON HIV SHOULD SPARK FRESH EFFORTS

New Findings on HIV


WE MUST MOUNT A GLOBAL ATTACK ON AIDS

Global Attack on AIDS


US NEGLECTING ITS OWN BLACK AID EPIDEMIC

"Neglecting"










Alicia Keys: Journey to the Motherland










HIV/AIDS INEQUALITY

AIDS Inequality


THE FEMINIZATION OF AIDS

What is a Woman' Worth


S. AFRICA: WOMEN, AIDS, AND VIOLENCE

Women, AIDS, and Violence








THE VOICE OF REASON

Scenarios From the Sahel

(On women being infected by their partners on the historic "Down Low")
























Thumbnail and primary photo is of Rimba, a brilliant and serious college student shedding cultural tears for her people.






(CONTINUED FROM PART I). . .


ALSO FIND PART III AT THIS LINK.












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