학술논문
Engaging in Intersectional Liberation for Every(Black)Body Impacted by Anti-Blackness and HIV-Related Stigma.
Document Type
Article
Source
Subject
*PSYCHOLOGY of Black people
*HIV-positive persons
*RACISM
*HEALTH services accessibility
*DISCRIMINATION (Sociology)
*LEADERSHIP
*SOCIAL stigma
*PREJUDICES
*SOCIOECONOMIC factors
*INTERSECTIONALITY
*RESOURCE allocation
*INTERPROFESSIONAL relations
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ISSN
0090-0036
Abstract
The article focuses on intersectional liberation for those impacted by Anti-blackness and HIV-related stigma. Topics include a disproportionate burden of disease experienced by African Americans, marginalization experienced by people most impacted by HIV in African American communities, and focus areas of United We Rise (UWR), an initiative which aims to break oppressive cycles and develop strategies that attend to the structural conditions underlying inequities in U.S. black communities.