by The Castro | Mar 29, 2018 | AIDS, Classwork, FINAL ANALYSIS
Below is one of my annotations for my panel. Homeless gay and transgender youth of color in San Francisco:“No one likes street kids”—Even in the Castro RECK, J. (2009). Homeless Gay and Transgender Youth of Color in San Francisco: “No One Likes Street Kids”—Even in...
by The Castro | Mar 29, 2018 | AIDS, Classwork, FINAL ANALYSIS, military
Use the source don’t let the source speak for you. HIV/AIDS in the U.S. Military What does the intro do well? Tell you what to accept. Uses mode of communication to bring attention to that piece. Used pathos to connect the readers and in the second paragraph to...
by The NAMES Project | Mar 20, 2018 | #epidemic, AIDS, condoms, Frats, Greeks, safe sex, sex education, unviersity
Fraternity and Sorority Membership, AIDS Knowledge and Safe-Sex Practices The students level of of knowledge when it comes to HIV/ AIDS and how to protect themselves against and dangerous disease.The likelihood of students finding sexual history of their partner and...
by The NAMES Project | Mar 20, 2018 | #epidemic, AIDS, College, Fraternity, unviersity
subculture is the fraternity that is represented in my aids quilt by Micheal Burchill. Apparently he was a apart of a university fraternity that was a huge part of his life where it was on his quilt. the relationship between the subculture embodied in the quilt and...
by LGBT Medical Personnel Response to AIDS Epidemic | Mar 1, 2018 | #Metadata, ACT-UP, AIDS, Andrew Woods, CDC, gsu, NAMES, project, Research, Special Collections and Archives
I went to the Georgia State Library Special Collections and Archives to learn how to further improve my research for the NAMES project. We learned about a man named Andrew Woods who had been affected by the AIDS epidemic and took part in the protests around Atlanta....
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