In honor of Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, The Qube of E3 Radio is releasing a special podcast series, “Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?”
The four-part series will focus on the history, impact and current state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic within the Black community in the south.
Black people who currently live in the bible belt, the southern region of the United States, make up 52% percent of new HIV/AIDS infections.
“HIV/AIDS awareness is such an important topic in our community, which is one reason I’m proud to bring this series to listeners everywhere,” says Anna DeShawn, CEO & co-founder of The Qube.
“We are on a mission to uplift and share multi-dimensional experiences and voices through captivating story-telling, news and entertainment, and spotlighting the issues that are most important to Black, Brown and Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC). ‘Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?’ will do just that, and I hope that people everywhere can listen with an open heart and mind and join us in our continued fight to reduce stigma and increase education, awareness and prevention.”
You can watch the complete series today at https://theqube.app/.
