Titlebook: Antiblack Racism and the AIDS Epidemic; State Intimacies Adam M. Geary Book 2014 Adam M. Geary 2014 HIV/AIDS.anti-black.racism.poverty.heal

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Mass Incarceration and the Black AIDS Epidemic,e to mass HIV transmission were those captured within the forms of social exclusion, abandonment, and violence marked by the policed boundaries of the ghetto—paradigmatically blacks, but also Latinos—along with those located adjacent to it, especially the newly emergent gay male communities. I argue

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Conclusion,,” Lauren Berlant defines the experience of . as “the physical wearing out of a population in a way that points to its deterioration as defining conditions of its experience and historical existence.” . She refers here to those zones or modes of existence that are structured through regimes of gover

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Barry B. Powell,Bettina Reitz,Anja Behrendtirus (HIV), nearly half (46%) are black as are nearly half of all people newly infected with HIV each year, even though African Americans account for only 12 percent of the total US population. . As with the global pandemic, . there are more black people living with HIV in the United States than whi

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,Der Gödelsche Vollständigkeitssatz,o-called global epicenter, in descriptions of it. For instance, medical anthropologist and physician Didier Fassin, in asking whether the epidemic of South Africa is exemplary of the forces structuring the global pandemic or of a unique form, captures the sense in which “African AIDS” is increasingl

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Normalformen und der Satz von Herbrand,,” Lauren Berlant defines the experience of . as “the physical wearing out of a population in a way that points to its deterioration as defining conditions of its experience and historical existence.” . She refers here to those zones or modes of existence that are structured through regimes of gover