Heard much about AIDS lately?
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1991
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Series: CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse
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Description:Woman at hairdresser. Barabara/Dialogue about AIDS. A=Yellowing. 22 x 16
"Talk About AIDS
Heard Much About AIDS Lately?
Barbara: Ask me if I’ve heard about anything else.
Really? So your friends talk about AIDS?
Barbara: No, no one does.
But, you said you haven’t heard anything else.
Barbara: That’s because it’s in the paper and on TV all the time.
If AIDS is so important, why don’t your friends talk about it?
Barbara: I guess they’re embarrassed.
Are you embarrassed?
Barbara: AIDS isn’t exactly what you’d call party conversation.
No, it’s no party. But how are we ever going to prevent AIDS if we can’t even talk about it?
Barbara: But, how do you talk to someone about AIDS?
Just like this.
AMERICA RESPONDS TO AIDS
1-800-342-AIDS
This is a message from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control"
Order number: P077 (English). CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials September 1994, p. 13.
A middle-aged woman emphasized the importance of talking about AIDS.
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Source:CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials (September 1994) ; order number P077 ; America responds to AIDS ; Talk about AIDS
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