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Magic Johnson To Black Religious Leaders: Join HIV/AIDS Awareness, Prevention Efforts
Former National Basketball Association player Earvin "Magic" Johnson in the opening address of the CDC's 2009 HIV Prevention Conference in Atlanta "spoke frankly about being HIV positive for nearly 20 years," and discussed the impact black religious leaders have on addressing HIV/AIDS in the black community, the Southern Voice blog "The Latest" reports.
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