Celebrating Black Voices’ One Year Anniversary for NBHAAD

Content From: AIDS.govPublished: February 06, 20152 min read

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As we commemorate National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on February 7, we are proud to mark the one-year anniversary of the HIV.gov Black Voices blog. This blog series is part of a continuing effort to shed light on important social media and HIV-related topics for the community, by the community.

In addition to reflecting on HIV/AIDS Awareness Days, the Black Voices bloggers have covered a series of topics that support our long-term efforts of addressing HIV disparities among Black men who have sex with men (MSM). In observance of #NBHAAD, we revisit the conversations of the past year from our seven Black Voices bloggers.
Venton Jones
Anthony Roberts Jr.
Meico Whitlock
Ken Williams
Kahlib Batron
Our most recent Black Voices blogger, whose experiences we look forward to sharing in 2015
Patrick Ingram
Guy Anthony
We thank our bloggers for telling their stories and reflecting on their experiences.Share your favorite posts and stay tuned for more Black Voices blogs. Have topics you would like to read? Share in the comments below.