I've been interested in this since my roommate last week told me that the chances of men getting HIV/AIDS from heterosexual sex is the lowest of any demographic. That's of course not to say it can't or doesn't happen. But looking at figures, it seems we actually have a pretty low HIV/AIDS rate in this country with its effects scattered across very specific groups such as the American Gay community, which has had varying degrees of success and failure in combating it in the last 26 years. Minority women have been at risk as a portion of their community become infected by former inmates who contracted the viruses in prison. I guess this is a loaded question, but is it possible that we leave unchallenged the notion that heterosexuals are a growing risk for HIV/AIDS while not focusing specifically on the communities that are at the greatest risk. Is it easier to get attention to the issue by linking lower-risk groups to it? What do you think?
2007-03-06
01:41:55
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Why are people so stupid. Nicole, I never said every or most minority women are with men from prison. Learn to read things over to analyze them. Otherwise some of your answer was alright. You will get no points though. Shame on you.
2007-03-06
04:15:10 ·
update #1