The HIV/AIDS virus is probably the most destructive and quick spread illness that exists in the United States of America right alongside any type of Cancer. But the distinct difference between the two is that Cancer is not contagious and cannot be passed from one person to another like HIV/AIDS can. This disease has run rapidly across the nation affecting different groups of people everywhere, from middle-class white gay males living in the northeastern hemisphere, to the poverty-stricken Latino community in the countryside. But today, it is said that the virus is mainly targeting those residing in the southern most religions of the U.S. (http://www.designntrend.com/articles/20030/20140923/south-states-now-epicenter-hiv-aids-u-s.htm). There
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Political Ideology impacts political behavior in this case because HIV/AIDS is a cause that has the potential to affect a countless number of people both nationally and worldwide. This is a very important social issue that is often addressed in a numerous of ways by people in various social standings and should continue to gain publicity due to its dire nature. Those who have the ability to shed light on this situation and openly spread the word should be commended for their possibly self-less act. A lot of the time the people who this issue affects directly have to be coaxed into finding their voice in order to discuss how HIV/AIDS changes his/her entire lifestyle. This Analysis will discuss the political ideologies of Nationalism (commitment to the advancement of interest and welfare), Marxism (class struggle), and Feminism (diverse social movement promoting equal rights and opportunities) this essay will place emphasis on the importance of relief from diseases of all kinds and degrees, and potentially slowing down the spread of the HIV/AIDS virus in the
Political Ideology impacts political behavior in this case because HIV/AIDS is a cause that has the potential to affect a countless number of people both nationally and worldwide. This is a very important social issue that is often addressed in a numerous of ways by people in various social standings and should continue to gain publicity due to its dire nature. Those who have the ability to shed light on this situation and openly spread the word should be commended for their possibly self-less act. A lot of the time the people who this issue affects directly have to be coaxed into finding their voice in order to discuss how HIV/AIDS changes his/her entire lifestyle. This Analysis will discuss the political ideologies of Nationalism (commitment to the advancement of interest and welfare), Marxism (class struggle), and Feminism (diverse social movement promoting equal rights and opportunities) this essay will place emphasis on the importance of relief from diseases of all kinds and degrees, and potentially slowing down the spread of the HIV/AIDS virus in the