HIV/AIDS diagnosis,
prevention and treatments are more advanced than ever, but 7,000 HIV-positive
Americans still die prematurely every year. Award winning blogger, author and
HIV/AIDS advocate Mark King
investigated who these 7,000 people are and how their support community has
changed over the years. He joins me on the show today to talk about his article "The Truth About the 7,000 Why are there still so many AIDS-related deaths?"
This fall, Stacey Abrams could make history and
become the first black, female governor in the US. The former Georgia House
Minority Leader, entrepreneur, attorney, and candidate for Georgia governor has
written a new book Minority Leader:How to Lead from the Outside and Make Real Change. Part memoir, part handbook, she shares her
story and hopes to inspire others. She joins me in the studio today to talk all
about it.
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