Abstract
AIDS cases are growing faster among African-American women than for any other ethnicity-gender group. Until a vaccine or cure is available, education offers the primary means to control education. In this paper, I examine a community-based AIDS education provider to determine to what extent were their programs culturally relevant for African-American women.
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Recommended Citation
Archie-Booker, E.
(1997).
The politics of planning culturally relevant AIDS education for African-American women..
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/1997/papers/1
The politics of planning culturally relevant AIDS education for African-American women.
AIDS cases are growing faster among African-American women than for any other ethnicity-gender group. Until a vaccine or cure is available, education offers the primary means to control education. In this paper, I examine a community-based AIDS education provider to determine to what extent were their programs culturally relevant for African-American women.
