Mr. Towns, I was just wondering, in the work that we have all been doing, we have been trying so hard to educate all of our young people in our communities about HIV and AIDS and how they can take more responsibility. We have been fighting for money. Do you believe that it would be helpful if we took this resolution and made a comprehensive effort, focused effort, to get to the churches and to some of the other institutions that are so important in our community, disseminate it widely so that we could broaden the individuals and groups who are involved in this whole discussion and fight against HIV and AIDS?
Maxine Waters: “Mr. Towns, I was just wondering, in the work that we have all been doing, we have been trying so hard to educate all of…”
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Discussing efforts to educate communities about HIV and AIDS and the importance of involving local institutions.
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