HIV & African Americans: Personal Accounts

How Did I Get Here? (Regularly Updated)
A blog by Bernard Jackson.
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RISE4WAR -- Focusing on Wellness, Awareness and Recovery (Regularly Updated)
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Is the Ribbon Enough? (Regularly Updated)
A blog by Rev. Andrena Ingram.
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Enough Negativity! (Regularly Updated)
A blog by Teniecka Drake.
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Queer, Poz and Colored: The Essentials (Regularly Updated)
A blog by Brandon Lacy Campos.
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Day One With HIV: 19 Years Ago Today, "I Was Given What I Thought Was a Death Sentence" (April 4, 2013)
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Q&A With Danielle Houston: BTAN Fellow Appointed to DHHS ARV Guideline Panel (February 27, 2013)
In Black AIDS Weekly, from Black AIDS Institute
This Positive Life: Tim'm West Dispels Stigma and Shame Around Being Black and Bisexual (February 21, 2013)
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Improve the Glove, Spread the Love: How "b condoms" Is Changing the Condom Game (February 13, 2013)
An Interview with Jason Panda and Reggie Thornton of b condoms.
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Illinois: Lecturer to Talk About Living With AIDS (February 6, 2013)
In CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update, from U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
This Positive Life: An Interview With Peter and Kathy McLoyd (December 22, 2012)
While many believe HIV is a challenge too big for a couple to overcome, nothing could be further from the truth for the McLoyds. Their love is a glue stronger than HIV, and it is crystal clear that they are each other's hero.
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Philip and Justin B. Terry-Smith: Positive Parents -- A Blog Entry by Robert Breining (December 18, 2012)
"Philip and Justin B. Terry-Smith shared about the love they have for each other and what it is like to be parents."
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Hanging Up My Superman Cape (November 27, 2012)
A straight Black male gets real about getting tested.
In Black AIDS Weekly, from Black AIDS Institute
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Sex, Dating and HIV/AIDS (Video) (November 2, 2012)
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Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Social Media and HIV/AIDS (Video) (October 20, 2012)
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Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About 25 Years on HIV Meds (Video) (September 24, 2012)
In This Positive Life, from TheBody.com
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Her HIV Diagnosis and Childhood of Abuse (Video) (September 12, 2012)
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It Takes a Fool to Learn That Love Don't Love Nobody: A Blog Entry by Reggie Smith (August 23, 2012)
"We would do well to learn the lessons that some of our gay and bisexual brothers have learned about social acceptability not equaling freedom."
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All but Forgotten: Middle-Aged, Older Black Women at Risk for HIV (August 7, 2012)
In Black AIDS Weekly, from Black AIDS Institute
Call My Name: A Blog Entry by Khafre Abif (July 24, 2012)
"Call My Name (CMN) is a program designed to draw attention to a public health crisis by fostering the creation of new panels for The AIDS Memorial Quilt made by African Americans."
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Marvelyn Brown: Marvelous Connections -- A Blog Entry by Robert Breining (May 22, 2012)
"Marvelyn Brown ... learned she was HIV-positive at age 19. ... She is currently the CEO and an independent HIV consultant for Marvelous Connections."
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