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Where I am now Why my support system has gotten me to this point in my life By: Tawain E. Kelly When the article came out in March I was scared because even now we still have those people who

Now lets see how many people talk about this. Has nothing to do with being on the DL. Its a question. I have had all these blogs up and most of the response like 98% have been from the women. Are g

HIV and AIDS continue to hit the black community harder than any other racial or ethnic group. Blacks accounted for the largest percentage of HIV or AIDS diagnoses in 33 states from 2001-2004. "Al

Every day, 7000 women are infected with HIV. A lack of education about proper prevention techniques, domestic violence, and sexual exploitation, including the sex industry, rape, and basic gender ineq

Rumors and myths about HIV/AIDS exist throughout the world. These misconceptions are extremely dangerous because those who believe them remain uneducated about actual prevention methods. Some common m

If we do nothing this is the Future of HIV/AIDS CURRENT REGIONAL ANALYSIS Sub-Saharan Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa makes up 10% of the world’s population and more than 60% of the worlds HIV/AID

*1981: In March the first recognized cases of AIDS emerge in New York City and San Francisco when eight men develop similar rare infections similar to cancer *In August cases are reported in the UK a

How serious is HIV/AIDS on HBCU campus and your community as a whole. People have the myth that HIV/AIDS is not that big of a deal until you get it. Why does it seem that most campuses don't have HIV

Plan on going into the music business. At present time I am working on two books and a play. The play deals with HIV/AIDS in the black community. I write music, travel alot and also want to be a voice