BLS 321 - AIDS, Race, Gender in the Black Community

1 semester, 3 credits-

Explores how the marginalization of African Americans has led to the disproportionate growth of the AIDS epidemic. Analyzes how the intersections of gender, religion, and sexuality have perpetuated the marginalization of African Americans in the realm of public health and the factors that have left this group vulnerable to HIV infections and AIDS. Same as HPM 321 and WGS 321. Prerequisites: BLS 101, HPM 101, or WGS 101.

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BLS 321 - AIDS, Race, Gender in the Black Community