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"One Voice, Many Faces . . . United for Life"

August/September 2001

"One Voice, Many Faces . . . United for Life" was the theme for the 18th Annual AIDS Candlelight March, held on Sunday, May 20 at Watts Towers. This year's observance was sponsored by the African American AIDS Policy and Training Institute and featured music, inspirational messages from community leaders and free HIV testing provided by King-Drew Medical Center. Participants marched from Watts Labor Community Action Center to Watts Towers. For information about AAAPTI, call (213) 353-3610.

The Rev. Freda Lanoix opens the March with an inspiring invocation. Participants listen attentively to speeches and inspirational music.

Phill Wilson

Phill Wilson (above) and others (below) prepare for the March.

Marchers

Photos provided by Greg McNeil of the African American AIDS Policy and Training Institute.

Back to the August/September 2001 issue of Positive Living.

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