Movie Analysis: The Dallas Buyer Club

In the movie Dallas Buyer Club the issue with Aids was very much highlighted regarding the ignorance of knowing what it is and how it’s contracted and also the proper treatment not being administered to patients in this era of time. I feel like safe sex in our society is touched on but should be even more encouraged to prevent sexually transmitted diseases such HIV/Aids. Just like then today it’s still cases of HIV/Aids being transmitted through unprotected sex that’s one of the leading causes of sexually transmitted disease are spread. Unprotected sex is a major social issue because so many people in our society still take that risk of not using contraception. Ron Woodroof is the face of many HIV/AIDS suffers today except medication is more accessible and most people today know that HIV is not ‘’homo sexual disease’’ anybody can get it different ways unprotected sex being the most prominent way of becoming a carrier. Ron started off being homophobic and completely denying the fact that he had HIV because he considered it a ‘’ faggot disease’’ , but as he came to the realization as the movie continued he knew that he had unprotected sex and that was the reason he contracted the virus, not by sleeping with another man. …show more content…
There should be stronger contraception and more potent medication to treat the already diseased. Also possible cures should be experimented and found to possibly help cure HIV/AIDS since it’s one of the major leading causes of death in our country. I think more schools should add to their lesson plans the prevention of such diseases especially in high schools and colleges where students are experimenting with sex and taking more risks. I believe that patients are not being sufficiently educated on protective responsibility to prevent the spread of the