Why social policies are key to ending HIV/AIDS in Black America
December 7, 2012 // 0 Commentsby Alecia McGregor--Opinion courtesy of TheGrio.com Two years ago, the nation’s oldest civil rights organization and oldest university formed a partnership to investigate the persistent racial disparity in HIV/AIDS in the United States. With the help of national partners from academia, the non-profit sector, government, and medicine, Harvard University’s Center for AIDS Research and the NAA...
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