WE SPEAK BU Play Raises HIV Awareness
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| The Binghamton University Pipe Dream recently reported
that Women Empowered Support, Protect, Educate, Advocate, and Know at Binghamton
University (WE SPEAK BU) in New York recently presented their third annual “HIV
Positive Monologues” to spread HIV/AIDS awareness and educate students about
prevention methods. Students performed the theatrical monologues, which followed
the story of four characters whose lives were affected by HIV/AIDS. It included
the story of a young woman who had to tell her boyfriend that she had been
infected with HIV as a result of mother-to-child transmission, and that of a
married man who resisted temptation to cheat on his wife after they had an
argument. However, the wife only admitted to her own extramarital affair after
she had infected both her newborn child and her husband with HIV. The
performance emphasized the importance of prevention to the students.
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| http://www.bupipedream.com/ |
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