"Global Perspectives," October 1, 1991
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Title
"Global Perspectives," October 1, 1991
Subject
Local, regional, national, and international news blurbs.
Description
The National section mentions both a spike in "gay-bashing" and a woman campaigning for all health care workers to be tested for AIDS.
Creator
Dana Kushwara, Assisstant Arts and Entertainment Editor of the Grizzly
Source
The Grizzly
Publisher
Ursinus College
Date
October 1, 1991
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...Incidents of gay-bashing have increased throughout the nation. In 1990, 1,588 acts of violence were reported in an examination of six cities. This number is up 42 percent over 1989. According to the task force's policy institute this increase may be tied to better reporting of statistics and higher media interest.
Kimberly Bergalis, a 23-year old woman who contracted AIDS from her dentist, called on Congress to require all health-care workers and hospital patients to be tested for AIDS. In a 30-second statement made on thursday, she urged "Please enact legislation so that [no one] will have to go through the hell that I have gone through."
Kimberly Bergalis, a 23-year old woman who contracted AIDS from her dentist, called on Congress to require all health-care workers and hospital patients to be tested for AIDS. In a 30-second statement made on thursday, she urged "Please enact legislation so that [no one] will have to go through the hell that I have gone through."
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Dana Kushwara, Assisstant Arts and Entertainment Editor of the Grizzly , “"Global Perspectives," October 1, 1991,” Omeka - Digital History at Ursinus, accessed December 26, 2024, https://omeka.ursinus.edu/items/show/301.