To Make the Wounded Whole

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Focusing on the grassroots efforts against HIV/AIDS, the book provides a comprehensive history of African American activism in response to the epidemic. It highlights a diverse group of activists, including medical professionals, church leaders, and feminists, who tackled stigma and resource disparities in their communities. Through interconnected narratives from cities like Philadelphia and Atlanta to South Africa, the author showcases the innovative and global strategies employed to combat the crisis and support affected individuals.