AIDS In Atlanta (1987) | News Report
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- News report detailing the devastating impact of HIV on Atlanta's Black Community in the late 1980s. Featuring Rev James Lowery, Coretta Scott King and Margie Gay Peterson. From The Dope Tapes courtesy archive.org
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This information should be in every PUBLIC School System. If they are gonna teach young children about Gender changing. Teach them about AIDS.. WE NEED TO KNOW. NO JOKES ABOUT IT ! We're dying America !
Don't Despair withThoughts Continue to Discern Your Thoughts.
With Death Comes Life.
This is Revelation and Review.
@Destini Carr if you repent of your sins . You die to sin.. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord
@Destini Carr providing you Repent and Live for Jesus. Which is why we were created in the beginning.
They teach us in high school now
It was often talked about, especially when I was in junior high and part of high school. In the early 90s when I was in junior high people were dying of it left and right.
RIP Mrs. Moseley.....
How did she go from HIV to AIDS in a little over 2 years???
@@Mr.Majestic77 I feel like without proper meds it can progress quickly
@@Missrere1984 I we need an HIV based television series. Pose is the closest to it but it was only three seasons.
Is there anyway we can find her obituary?
I remember that shit in the 80s. Every night on the news you would hear a different celebrity died. AIDS in 84 to about 91 that shit was a death sentence
I remembered! Even as late as 1998. Scary as hell!
They were probably dating ex prison immates.
I lived in San Francisco in the 80s and most of the 90s. It was very scary and common to see the face of AIDS almost daily. Back then it was somewhat easy to spot because of the physical effects. My friend (a Caucasian woman) was 23 when she died of AIDS in 93". Watching her physical appearance change dramatically within 90 days totally freaked me out. I decided that casual sex wasn't worth it to me anymore and I had to stop treating sex like a recreational activity. Today I am 46 and I have been celibate most my adult life. That's how much it affected me. Thanks for posting this. We need to remember those we lost and how devastating this time was.
Beginning in the late 1980's some 1000 month were dying in the SF area. In 1991 my father had a heart transplant at Stanford and caught Listeria 😳. The Fed showed up Quickly. "Would you be here if I had AIDS?" He asked. NO said the Fed. And the farce goes on. Over 1 million year die of AIDS, 30 million+, since 1990.
True
I don’t blame you. Living in Atlanta did that to me as well. Because I started to wonder about everyone I met.
it scared you to the point that u stopped having sex?? Why not just wear a condom?
I have always wonder why is it that the black community being the most religious group, are also the ones in jeopardy in comparison to others?
Terrina you found an answer ?
Black community religious??? Not since the 80s. Everybody wants to act like a rapper so it ain't surprising aids was going around like crazy.
Maybe church goer’s but not keeping the commandments, standards and doctrine as a community.
Please explain the ones in jeopardy in comparison to others? In jeopardy of what exactly?
You raised a great question Terrisa
It ain't drugs as much as it is depression and hopelessness that leads to drug abuse."
WHY hasn't their been a full documentary about the effects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, during the 1980s, within the African-American community???
So far there is only bits and pieces of video about a few African-Americans with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s.
Blacks had so much genuine and professional spirits then. It's sad how the music and entertainment has made negative energy and drama. I was a little kid back then.
Such a beautiful fullfilled heart lady!
Well....how did aids, get in our neighborhoods?....I'm just here to make you think
The coronavirus vaccine in Australia people are testing positive for HIV.
@@stevencorrea7982 the manufacturers for that COVID vaccine in Australia used a portion of the dead HIV infused in that vaccine, which triggered a false positive.
1971 Flowchart of the Special Virus Program of the United States.
I remember them calling it the “Gay Cancer” back then too.
This is true growing up in the late 70’s & early 80’s The NY Times was calling it that.
You must age gracefully because you look younger than me, and I've only heard it called "AIDS."
@@ritemolawbks8012 aww thank you! I’ll be 42 next month 🙃
@@KissChanel oh my goodness 😱could’ve fooled me I’m pretty young and you look around my age 😂
So sad......things are probably worse in 2021. People are still ignorant
Yes I'd rather sleep with someone over 50 then a 20 year old. If she lived that long then she clean lol.
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Wow, like a different world back then! Glad for the strives medicine have made when it comes to this disease.
I was thinking of A Different World too, but because of the year and the college.
@@thatguy3404 Same here. I had a visual of those tacky colorful clothes, but I don't think the OP was talking about the sitcom.
All that had to be done was isolate patient one, he was known, interviewed...a Canadian male flight attendant that loved to visit Haiti. No quarantine, that would violate right to privacy! 🤔. So now we have had over 30 million dead since 1990. This all began in December 1979
Which is why it is of the utmost importance to keep your legs closed.
That's what they said
I think you meant "Patient Zero." He wasn't the first person to get it, or the first person to bring it to America.
@@ritemolawbks8012 oh, ok, enlighten us
@@happyraccoon4791 One person couldn't have brought in a virus that hard to spread.
The mindset of today's generation really boggles my mind! I am totally understanding what this crisis means, singlehandedly! It's no surprise to see some of these comments from this generation of young people especially in the black community who really don't understand why this was & still is important to continue to have these conversations with one another!
I remembered going through aids education classes as early as the fifth and 6th grade in elementary. Then they got more In-depth with it once I hit junior high and part of high school. Because aids was still a huge thing in the early to mid 90s.
1987 HIV/AIDS 2020 SARS - CoV-2
Next.year or the year after its gonna be even spookier.They already have something cooking up
HIV/AIDS is more deadlier than COVID which is just a strand of the flu. But I get what you’re saying.
All....Man...Made...
Get this coronavirus vaccine causing AIDS. I know this was man-made from the beginning.
@@sandraperkins3257 the coronavirus vaccine is causing people to test HIV positive damn.
The worst part of that statement at 4:30 not only is it done on purpose...the advice given to you to just keep your head down and mouth shut regardless of what they say never works. Within 5 seconds of breaking that rule responding automatic termination for me
Wow smh beautiful black QUEENS we had dignity then proud ppl. Now sagging pants.🤨 I ❣ MY BLACKNESS.
not a single weave in that classroom full of black ladies. no bundles. and all of them are slender . Chile we need this in 2020
Fact's
@@PHlophe not happening...90s baby 2000 kids are gettin older,but this new generation lost
That sagging been played out..Dont even know why my kings still doing it..i stopped that in 2009
And the men spoke and dressed like gentlemen. No beards, baggy pants and attitudes. It's sad now!
RIP Mrs. Mosely….
Poor thing so sad 😭
Got dam 😢😢😢😢😢😢
DAMN'🤭☺️🤪😒
Did you delete my comment, Fakeblack? I had to repost it again.
Huh?
Where did my comment go again?
What comment was that? 🧐
Sometime's they take your comment and put it under someone else's name. Then eventually they'll straighten it out. Happened to me.
Sicknesses comes and goes?Just a way that no one know's how?So we have to be alot careful in life?
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