No, in fact I think it is just the other way around. I think that AIDS education, properly presented for what it is, but not the type of literature that is being used in our public schools now, this document here--
Melton Hancock: “No, in fact I think it is just the other way around. I think that AIDS education, properly presented for what it is, but…”
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Discussing AIDS education in public schools.
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