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No racial and ethnic group has benefited from the Affordable Care Act, more than Black America. This reports describes the peril facing the ACA. |
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This report focuses on what Black communites need to knowabout pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and other new biomedical HIV prevention tools. |
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This ground-breaking report reveals that the HIV science and treatment literacy of the U.S. nonmedical HIV/AIDS workforce is frighteningly low. |
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This report outlines a five-year plan for concrete action to accelerate the end of AIDS, establishing ambitious yet achievable targets. |
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This report by the Black AIDS Institute focuses on HIV/AIDS among black gay men including a blueprint for action. |
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This report highlights a reality that would have been unthinkable not long ago. We now possess the tools we need to end the AIDS epidemic. |
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This report by the Black AIDS Institute marks the 30th anniversary of the first official report on the emergence of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. |
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This State of AIDS in Black America report looks as successes, opportunities and threats to efforts to fight against AIDS. |
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This report includes stories of importance to Black America from the activities presented by the African Black Diaspora Global Network. |
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This report highlights an eventful year, placing emphasis on the key challenges that remain for the AIDS response in Black America. |
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This report lays out both the promise and the peril of the unique moment at which the Black community has arrived in this epidemic. |
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This report describes the consequences of inadequate testing, particularly for Black Americans unaware they are living with HIV. |
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This report charts a remarkable level of new commitments from traditional Black organizations in the fight against AIDS. |
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This report suggests that the zeal the U.S. is showing on the global stage must be brought to bear in the fight against AIDS at home. |
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This third annual report on the State of AIDS in Black America lays out both the highs and the lows of our response to the face of AIDS. |
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This report collects the testimonies of 25 African Americans who have found ways both large and small to change the course of the epidemic. |
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This report describes a stunning racial divide in America with African Americans accounting for half of all people living with HIV/AIDS today. |
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This report examines the social and political forces that drive the infection rates between Black women and other groups. |
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This report explains the policies and politics that have helped shape the AIDS epidemic and our nation's response to it. |
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How the collected social ills bearing down upon African American youth have added up to make them the new face of AIDS in America. |
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This report develops definable tasks and measurable goals for community stakeholders in the fight against HIV/AIDS among African Americans. |