HIV affects a disproportionate number of Black people, who make up a significant portion of those living with the condition. This epidemic has had a lasting impact on communities.
A public health crisis has been ongoing for decades, with certain groups being more severely affected. Conversations about the issue are often hindered by social norms and stigma.
Further information about the epidemic and its effects on communities is available from the original article, which discusses the complex relationships between faith communities and HIV advocates.
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