Background
What do HIV infections serve as?
What is a more narrow way to address health inequities
Black women are disproportionately affected by HIV proven by
what are social constructions centered around race and health
their what that many black women find themselves in significantly increases their risk for health issues
what is The social position
mental health
what is The mental health of the implicated group may decline from the stress and health issues that come
HIV rates are higher in what group?
Who are black women
Many social constructions surrounding race (specifically when comparing black women and white women) have what
what is caused black women to be disproportionately affected by HIV
Black women are usually a part of black communities. These communities and neighborhoods what
what is they find themselves at higher risk for health issues
value
what is they may feel like they are less valued as a person even though it is the health issue, not them
what is 60%
Many social constructions surrounding health and what it means to receive proper health care have proven what
what is black women’s higher risk of HIV, but a reach towards health equity nonetheless.
Health outcomes can be directly tied to what
what is both community and individual factors (nuance)
financial
what is they have to deal with the financial and emotional strain of dealing with the health implications
what percentage of the population do black women make up?
what is 13%
Implications of Generalization
what is THEIR NEED FOR CARE INCREASES SIGNIFICANTLY
Implications of Generalization
what is IN ORDER TO COMBAT THESE OVERGENERALIZATIONS, TWO ARTICLES WITH TWO DIFFERENT METHODS ARE USED
what can we do
what is educate people and teachers
increases rates of HIV in black women are influenced by what
what are social and health constructions
Survey comparison of how many black women
what is 575 black women
Main character is named what
what is precious
what disparities do black women face
health disparities