I want to salute both of you. Ron Dellums, when he was here in the Congress, was really in the forefront of the fighting to get additional resources for AIDS patients and AIDS victims, and, of course, now you have picked it up and Congresswoman Maxine Waters from California. I want to let you know that we really appreciate your voices, and I look forward to working with you in the days and months ahead to make certain that we get this information out to people that need to have this information because a lot of people don't know, and if they don't know, then they don't do anything about it. So I want to say to you thank you for helping to get the word out to make certain that they do know. I want to thank both of you for your hard work in this effort.
Edolphus Towns: “I want to salute both of you. Ron Dellums, when he was here in the Congress, was really in the forefront of the fighting…”
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Recognizing the contributions of Ron Dellums and Maxine Waters in advocating for AIDS awareness and resources.
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