The Indianapolis Recorder, September 1987

ID: 838 | This file appears in: The Damien Center: AIDS In Indianapolis, 1981-?
By the mid 1980s, Indianapolis’ black community noted with concern one major risk factor of AIDS—poverty, which limited access to healthcare, quality housing, and sex education. African American men also experienced the stigma of being gay or bisexual especially keenly, making them less likely to seek out AIDS diagnosis and treatment. This frank ad ran in the city’s black newspaper, The Indianapolis Recorder illustrating its growing commitment to talking about AIDS.
Image courtesy of IUPUI Digital Collections. | Creator: Indianapolis Recorder | Date: September 1987 | Source: Indianapolis Recorder Digital Collections, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives
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Indianapolis Recorder

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Indianapolis Recorder Digital Collections, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives

Date

September 1987
"The Indianapolis Recorder, September 1987" appears in: The Damien Center: AIDS In Indianapolis, 1981-?