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Poster that reads Be Smart About HIV. See your doctor about new treatment options. New research suggests reducing the amount of virus may help you live longer. National Minority AIDS Council. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association
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Poster that reads Life is what you make it. Live life! An HIV Treatment Educational Program for African American and Latino/a Adults Living with HIV/AIDS
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Poster for Viracept that reads Because I promised myself when this all started that I'd never lose sight of the future.
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Poster that reads Respect Yourself, Protect Yourself from HIV/AIDS. Use a condom every time. Georgia Women Preventing AIDS
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Poster that reads You Can Get a New Man but you can't get a new life. Use a condom every time. Georgia Women Preventing AIDS
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Poster that reads National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2008. February 7, 2008. Prevention is power. Get educated, get tested, get involved, get treated.
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Poster that reads: How much do your children know about AIDS?
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Poster for GOSPELAID '94. Victory over AIDS.Tindley Temple.
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Poster with image of African American man. Text includes: Are you a gay man? Need money for school?The Jonathan Lax Scholarship Fund for Gay Men was established in 1994 by the late entrepreneur and inventor Jonathan R. Lax for the purpose of encouraging gay men to obtain additional education;
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Poster with image of Grace Jones. Text includes: Dance Party II. Pier Pressure. Fundraiser.
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Poster for Media Collaborations for Social Justice and Social Action. Involves Video Collaborations in the Age of AIDS by Jean Carlomusto and Gregg Bordorwitz.
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Poster with image of African American children. Text included: Tell my children when they grow to please always wear condoms. If I had used them I would be there to tell them myself. -Georgia M.
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Poster with image of African American women. Text included: Donny pays for food and rent and everything so I owe him a lot. But I make him wear a condom because I don't owe him that much. Denise R.
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Poster with image of African American women. Text included: Danny said he didn't want to do it if we had to use condoms. I said goodnight. He drove around the block, came back and said, okay. -Carrie J.
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Images of black hands breaking chains. Text includes: We've Come Too Far To Die of AIDS. AIDS is preventable. Get educated . . . Get tested!
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Poster with images of African American women. Text includes: Sisters Wake Up! It's About Making Health Choices. AIDS is the #1 killer of African American and Latina women (ages 25-34). The virus is transmitted in three ways- sexually, blood contact and from mother to child. Only 75% of women are getting it from their lovers, boyfriends and husbands.
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Poster with teens. Text includes: We're speaking out about sex, relationships, and the consequences. Teens Uncesnored. Monday, November 30th 11:00pm. It's everybody's business. here's the deal, condoms don't feel natural. I just wanted to have my first time. Watch it on UPN57 WPSG-TV.
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Poster with comic of a local bathhouse advocating for the testing of syphilis. Stop the sores.
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Poster with of African American man and caucasian man. Text reads: Let's Talk About Sex and a possible vaccine for HIV. HIV negative gay men and heterosexual women at risk have access to the first national trial of a possible HIV vaccine. PhiladelphiaFIGHT
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Poster with of African American man. Text reads: Take the Test. Take Control. Knowing my HIV status helps me take care of myself and my community." National HIV Testing Day June 27.
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Poster with of African American man. Text reads: Let's Talk About Sex and a possible vaccine for HIV! Sexually active, HIV negative men needed for an HIV vaccine research study. You cannot get AIDS from the vaccine.
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Poster in spanish. Text reads: Hazte La Prueba. Toma Control. Dia Nacional De La Prueba De VIH. 27 de Junio.
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Poster with image of an African American man. Text reads: Take the test. Take control. Taking an HIV test may not be easy, but it's worth it. National HIV Testing Day June 27.
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Image of African American man and caucasian man. Text reads: every generation has its great cause. Mine was starting the fight against AIDS. Ours is ending it. An HIV vaccine is our best hope of ending the AIDS epidemic.
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Image of African American man and woman. Text reads: every generation has its great cause. Mine was civil rights. Ours is ending AIDS. An HIV vaccine is our best hope of ending the AIDS epidemic.
