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Black AIDS Day

Contributor: Tia Craddock
Last Update: 2/05 11:37 am
Black AIDS Day with a personal story
AIDS is the number one killer of a African American women between the ages of 24 and 35. We learn this shocking statistic on the heels of Black AIDS day, which is on Sunday.

On Good Morning Maryland @ 9, Linda Scruggs, an educator and an HIV positive advocate of AIDS education explains why the numbers are staggering.
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