1. Aids
... quoted as saying "This is never going to be a middle-class heterosexual disease (Fettner, 21)." Contrary to Randy Shilts' position, the primary change in the AIDS discourse in 1985 was a shift from a mainly homosexual disease to a homosexual/heterosexual disease. The heterosexual population [including the middle-class] had to acknowledge that they too were too at risk. By 1990 about two-thirds ... and AIDS prevention are still topics of conversation today. Even with all the knowledge about AIDS people still don't use condoms regularly. Education is and might always be the best paradigm ...
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