university of South Africa,

Nemutandani,

traditions impact on the HIV/AIDS epidemi

According to Dr. Green writer in the journal of alternative and complimentary medicine,”There is a wealth of published reports on contributing factors which are thought to motivate and influence patient to seek services of a THPs. These include traditional beliefs, presenting symptoms, perceived source of the illness, social acceptability, easy access, low cost, confidence in THPs, as well as the perceived fit of a THPs’ explanation of illness with expectations of the local culture, and or failed treatment from allopathic health practitioners (AHPs) (2)

Overall linking HIV/AIDS and family identity to negative consequences associated with lack of education

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and family identity

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Mbiti,

Seeing a direct correlation between a continent with the highest level of HIV and a tribal world view is a good connection between HIV/AIDS

ble.” (143)

This post covers Africa as a whole and its relation to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

my subsequent pages will cover HIV/AIDS and its  relation to religious belief in the U.S, HIV/AIDS and its affect on different parts of Africa, and its affect on Africa as a whole.

belief have

persons

ou

part of Renard’s life.

quilts

Don’t you find it fascinating that his familial relationship to the family member that made the quilt was more important to mention than the persons actual name?

someones

his actual

their family identity

more to it

block

chosen panel

true meaning of the different cultures our materialistic world embodie

The links to these can be found on the words in the sentences.

Then through the use of my first and second annotated bibliographies. T

First through the use

he Names project t

Tradition and Belief

this is that it

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The dancing community changed the way they performed in order to bring awareness for the AIDS epedemic.

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ce “T

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m of dance is still popular today often implemented into dancing shows and movies all over the country

e university students

to make dance in an epidemic: tracking choreography in the age of AIDS” and historical evidence of the AIDS history in America.

my second quilt panel

hese annotatio

Here we go again!!

This analysis is very go

his is where hip hop culture was born.

Many black people were pushed into slums and exposed to drugs and unprotected sex, and now it is difficult for people in these communities to branch out (as you may find evident in many of the lyrics of rappers who sing about making it out of the hood)

While claiming that black power and aids are correlated is controversial and problematic, what we find is that many black communities are tainted by some of the horrors of society.

Hip hop and rap culture over time has evolved and become more reckless and vulgar.

On this Pan-African inspired quilt piece, we see three photos of the famous musician, poet, and African American social activist, Gil Scott-Heron. His influence is reflected in this very quilt piece. Gil Scott-Heron was a famous musician and African-American equality activist, and his influence left a mark on rap and hip hop culture today. Scott-Heron, unfortunately, lost his battle with AIDS. The subculture affected by AIDS, Pan-African pride and black activism, is resembled in this quilt piece.

this

our community

subculture

NAMES project

related beautifully to my chosen research because it relates

(Matshidze,Mashamba 5).”

this

HIV and family identity would lead to the discovery of unlikely con

nsidered out of date in the AMA you can’t be too sure. This sour

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is the relationship between club culture embodied in the quilt and the HIV/AIDS epide

ir platfor

s.” (Buckland 2)

medically reviewed

t the research themselves

devastating

for the lack o

build backing

In this sense I saw no general substance for helping me understand what was going on with the my specific subculture.

with historical context about the situation itsel

travel and how the LGBT communtiy takes into consideration different ideals.

research I may be able to utilize a pathos approach while informing my reader.

happened

this letter captured my attention it may not fully correspond with my research.

inst HIV.” Post-Courier (Papua New Guinea), by By MAUREENGERAWA-TEXT-A SPECIAL HIV Fiji Ministry of Health. Newspaper Source, ezproxy.gsu.edu/login?url=http://search.ebsc

from utilizing it f

cultural festivals are taking arms in the fight against the stigma of HIV and continuing current traditional festivitie

The Disney fandom is creating a space for those affected by the AIDS epidemic to have a voice.

The purpose o this source is to encourage readers to have safer sex.

itative comparison analyses of the national coverage to help appraise their argument.

They

only

about Bobby Orr.

How are individuals who lived in the Eureka Valley, San Fransico (The Castro) embodied in the Aids Quilt?

flaw

using incidence, lethality, and morality coefficients

So maybe because he was a man and he also probably wasn’t protected is why he died from aids.

ould be anyone

a different environment, they can really be themsel

The purpose of this article is to see how participation in a friendly gay neighborhood contributes to the variability of gay youth.

connection of my artifact.

The intended audience for this article would be anyone who wants to know about gay men

There are several authors for this source but Stephen L. Eyre graduated from The University of California with a Ph.D.

oject preserves panels that ha

This letter was written by Bobby to

That was probably placed there to emphasize that is the name of the person who they lost

The subject of this quilt’s memorial is Bobby Orr is the name on quilt 1333.

els

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1960’s.

orial “the quilt” so

co there mission

This article relates back to my panel because he was into art.

This relates back to my panel in this way, because not only would America be different had this epidemic never came about but so would Andrew’s life.

changed peoples’ view on the epid

Next weekend Tacoma Art Museum explores that change in its groundbreaking national show “Art AIDS America.”

he wa

o,

Assuncao, Muri. “How AIDS Changed Art Forever”. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3kkvdk/how-aids-changed-art-forever. 21 Aug. 2017.

Andrew Lowry is a male who passed away from HIV. He currently has a panel at The NAMES Project in Atlanta, Georgia.

both had similar th

It was because I was focused on an abstract idea or thought and not researching and describing concrete objects which are easily and accurately explained and understood.

A writer uses abstract words because his thoughts are cloudy; the habit of using them clouds his thoughts still further; he may end by concealing his meaning not only from his readers but also from himself

really put it all into focus

I will be focusing on the panels of David Rubinstein, Larry Kert, and John David and the many details among their panels.

About the Quilt

es you questions that you can potentially use for an annotated bibliography

United States Longitudinal

Provides insight into link between food insecurity and poor HIV health outcomes.

portrayed into the website

Although

With the rainbow having the words Michael in it and the letters have a rainbow inside them, starting from the inside top of the letter with red and the inside bottom of the letter violet.

he

This panel

made of is actually from his favorite disco shirt he would wear when he would go out to party at local clubs.

The material his name

does not have any specific meaning

There are fewer than ten of every block created that are surrounded by the special pattern of the border

Primary Source Description Fela Kuti Panel Primary Source Description: The panel in the

Despite the unusual shape of the contraption,

The visual of what appears to be a vase, to hold the flowers littering the inside of the it

allowing us to envision the primary state of the woman’s panel.

to Flo

sparking

less

woman

quilt

quilt was dedicated to

, stood

to communicate my message in a more transparent way to avoid any sort of confusion with people who do not see the point I was trying to make

the other

ts.” (

multimodality

made comparisons

they left what they loved about him and they mess most about him.

The creators of the quilt all knew Glenn in a very personal way,

was

The panel was made by a number of it people that came together to leave their mark on Glenn S. Fox .

Next to the pink show patch with multi color palm tree island with purple, pink, green, red colors flowing all over it.

With the words “special” and “friend” on the clouds and the words “with love, Serena” next to the rainbow.

“it had the words special, uncle, love ya, Tina Marie”

poster path

time patch

words

It the words

steams

. Medium length black hair and blue eyes.

ages

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ChristopherNames projectPSDQuiltRenardThick description

description is the back of the panel I previously did, so similarities are unavoidable, if you’d like to read my description of the front the click this link.

Through this description I will further my understanding of the concept of culture and build branches to a deeper insight of the objects really mean.

he culture of the HIV epidemic

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seem

middle guy’s

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Introduction

GLMA – GLMA Home Page, glma.org/index.cfm?nodeid=1.

The evidence provided form the journal is shown through statistics and data derived from observation of patients

The color blue is often associated with wisdom, so this hints that these individuals were experts in their field and top notch physicians.

multicolored win

Shoemaker died at the age of 41. Cuda died at the age of 44. Dr. C. died at the age of 49. Wood died at the age of 36. Baumring died at the age of 52. Holloran died at the age of 44. Thompson died at the age of 45. Haim died at the age of 37.

because they are longer names and were shrank to make room for the rest of the names.

I am unable to get specific measurements of the trimming as the block is not available for physical viewing.

he subjects of the quilt

lock is a twelve foot square block, unlike

oes not connect with my artifact at all but it provides the information on why are we losing the battle to the aids epidemic. I wo

JANAC i

n Africa are a major social empowerment that influences the communities a

on. I pursue this source because I was curious about what did sports brand position and their say about the problem since this epidemic were affecting their Sponsor athlete. This information could

  I wouldn’t find this article useful unless I mention the impact that Tom Waddell made in the history and what when on after his death. It would be more useful if were talking about the future of the Gay community or before him what actions did the gay c

h.D. in history from Yale, where his training focused on twentieth-century U.S. politics and culture.He has worked in book publishing since 2011 and presented his research to audiences at Harvard, Yale, Cornell, and meetings of the Organization of American History and the American Society of Church History.

that is being made is composed of a different material which makes them heavy and difficult to transport

common aid quilt dimensions. This blo

ill provide a clear understanding

also die out.” (Conca) 

There no solution to force people to go our way and we have to leave it up to that personal ethics and morals

hoice to take action to either follow the directions or they choose to ignore and keep continuing their habits

Projects. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2014. Print.

could be getting my messages across by the use of many multimodal resource

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