AIDS in America

With more than one million of its citizens currently affected and half a million already dead, the US ranks in the top 10 most severe AIDS epidemics in the world (a ranking which includes all African countries).

As one of the world's largest economies, such a large potential loss of life could have an impact on the economy of every country in the world.

It is imperative that the US government acts now to reduce the danger of HIV/AIDS in the country.

Hunter exposes the ways in which the US shamefully resembles a developing country, and many fronts on which the government has failed to control the spread of the disease.

She questions, why do these conditions exist and what must the US do to change them?