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HIV/AIDS Inequality: Structural Barriers to Prevention, Treatment, and Care in Communities of Color Report

Lawrence Stallworth II of left, who was diagnosed with HIV at age 17, speaks on a youth panel at the International AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C. The high rates of HIV/AIDS we see among communities of color are not the result of high-risk behavior in these communities, but structural inequalities that make them more likely to come in contact with the disease and less likely to treat it. (AP/ Jacquelyn Martin)

HIV/AIDS Inequality: Structural Barriers to Prevention, Treatment, and Care in Communities of Color

Russell Robinson of the University of California, Berkeley Law Working Group on HIV and Inequality and Aisha Moodie-Mills discuss the need for a holistic approach to eliminating racial disparities in HIV/AIDS treatment.

Jul 27, 2012

Russell Robinson, Aisha C. Moodie-Mills

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HIV/AIDS Inequality: Structural Barriers to Prevention, Treatment, and Care in Communities of Color

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