Deb’s Links (Temporary)
Date: January 1, 1970
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1. Show how subtle language can perpetuate stereotypes.
2. Raise discussion about the responsibility of the media in covering HIV and AIDS.
3. Raise discussion on the gender aspects of HIV/AIDS.
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