Jallicia Jolly, Graduate Student in AC, interviewed on Michigan Radio!
"How HIV-positive black women in Detroit are connecting with each other and advocating for more resources"
Stateside's conversation with Jallicia Jolly
- Treatment options for HIV have advanced by leaps and bounds since the AIDS crisis started nearly four decades ago. But these advancements aren’t equally available to all people. While African-American heterosexual women have the highest HIV rates of any ethnicity, they are significantly less likely to get adequate care.
- Stateside speaks with Jallicia Jolly, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of American Culture at the University of Michigan, about her research on how HIV-positive black women in Detroit and beyond are connecting and advocating for more resources.
Release Date:
08/30/2019
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