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Decoding the Business of Earvin “Magic” Johnson

Adding the L.A. Dodgers to his business portfolio, the NBA Hall-of-Famer continues to secure landmark deals

Magic Johnson’s minority stake in the Los Angeles Dodgers adds on to his impressive business…

By Danielle Kwateng

Posted: March 30, 2012 Tags: AHF Magic Johnson, AIDS, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, AMC Magic Johnson Theaters, AMC Theaters, Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund, Carlson Restaurants Worldwide Inc., Earvin “Magic” Johnson, ESPN, HIV, Inc., Johnson Development Corporation, Ken Chenault, Kobe Bryant, lebron james, Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, Magic Johnson, Magic Johnson Enterprises, Magic Johnson Foundation, Magic Johnson’s T.G.I. Friday’s, Randy Pfund, Sodexo, Stan Kasten, Starbucks, TNT, Xfinity

Women of Power: Dr. Hilda Hutcherson Talks Healthy Sex and the Working Woman

How knowing and loving your body can help your career and financial success

Dr. Hilda Hutcherson, author, sexual health and women’s empowerment advocate, talks about why healthy sex…

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: February 22, 2011 Tags: health, HIV, sex, sexual health, STDs, Women of Power, women's health

Human Intonation: Raising T Cells With T-Shirt Sales

Inspired by her own personal loss, Verneda White uses fashion to raise HIV/AIDS awareness in communities of color

Forget the boardroom or even the power lunch; the real great ideas are birthed in…

By Anslem Samuel

Posted: December 3, 2010 Tags: AIDS, Darfur, Haiti, HIV, Human Intonation, Hurricane Katrina, Hydeia Broadbent, New Orleans, Verneda White

HIV/AIDS IS NOT THE END OF YOUR SOCIAL LIFE It is possible to have a relationship with someone who is infected. You just need to know what’s safe and how to protect yourself.

6 Misconceptions Young People Have about HIV/AIDS

Activist Hydeia Broadbent clears the air on the realities of living with HIV/AIDS

By Tomika Anderson

Posted: December 1, 2010 Tags: AIDS, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Hydeia Broadbent, World AIDS day

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Hydeia Broadbent: “Living With HIV/AIDS is No Death Sentence”

Despite being born with AIDS, the 26-year-old activist continues to live life to the fullest while informing others about the disease.

Despite being born with AIDS, 26-year-old activist Hydeia Broadbent continues to live life to the…

By Tomika Anderson

Posted: November 30, 2010 Tags: activist, AIDS, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Hydeia Broadbent, Jamie Foxx, Ludacris, World AIDS day

Each year, on June 27, the National Association of People With AIDS, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other national and local entities across the country organizes National HIV Testing Day. Visit www.hivtest.org to find a testing site near you. To learn more about how to participate in NHTD, visit the NAPWA HIV Testing Day Web site or e-mail nhtd@napwa.org.

PHOTO GALLERY: June 27 Is National HIV Testing Day

A simple test could save the lives of you and those you love

HIV and AIDS have hit African Americans the hardest. Each year, on June 27, the…

By Deborah Creighton Skinner

Posted: June 25, 2010 Tags: AIDS, AIDS test, Black Health, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, health disparities, HIV, HIV test, National Association of People With AIDS, National HIV Testing Day, preventive health

Washington Report: Updates From the Capitol

African American jobless rate contracts slightly; White House AIDS summit

The nation’s unemployment rate, fell to 9.7% in May from 9.9% in April, due in…

By Joyce Jones

Posted: June 4, 2010 Tags: AIDS, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CBC, Congressional Black Caucus, Department of Labor, ethics, Hilda Solis, HIV, HIV/AIDS, jobless, Office of Congressional Ethics, unemployment, Unemployment Rate

"The Other City," a new documentary that tackles issues of homelessness, drug addiction, access to services, and the social stigma of HIV/AIDS, had its world premiere at the Ninth Annual Tribeca Film Festival, which ends May 2. Set in Washington D.C., the movie explores the dichotomy of a city that tourists don’t see and the AIDS epidemic in the nation's capital that the government sometimes ignores. Although the movie illuminates the heartbreak and loss attributed to the disease, it also reveals the struggles of people behind grassroots movements who provide healthcare, extend education, combat stigmas, and spread hope.

‘The Other City:’ AIDS in D.C.

Documentary shines a light on epidemic in the nation's Capitol

“The Other City,” a new documentary that tackles issues of homelessness, drug addiction, access to…

By Marcia Wade Talbert

Posted: April 29, 2010 Tags: "The Other City", AIDS, AIDS epidemic, HIV, Tribeca Film Festival, Washington D.C.

Organizations Continue Fight for HIV Prevention

Rate of new infections in blacks slows, but epidemic still a major crisis

When five organizations came together to start NBHAAD in 1999, the goal was to educate…

By Marcia Wade Talbert

Posted: February 5, 2010 Tags: AIDS, healthcare, HIV, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Morehouse Doctor Talks Health Disparities, Prevention

Youth awareness, education vital in stopping spread of diseases

Many have joined the fight to prevent, treat, and study the spread of diseases affecting…

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: January 9, 2009 Tags: AIDS, cancer, Dr. Yolanda Wimberly, healthcare, HIV, Morehouse School of Medicine

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