
I am extremely slow when it comes to checking my email (sorry) but I stumbled across a message from a college student named Stephanie R. Alston that stuck out because today is World AIDS Day. Stephanie wrote a book entitled, As I Die Slowly(AIDS) for a BET Short Story Film Competition.
The book is about Taleah Chantel Davis who appears to have the ideal life. She is attending a prestigious HBCU, has a good boyfriend, great family support, and an awesome God by her side but after her first night of sexual intercourse life dramatically changes.
Props to Stephanie for one, writing a book and two, tackling such a heavy topic.
No props to Lil Wayne for wanting to f**k every girl in the world and manifesting those actions by having multiple children by different women within short time spans of each other (and no props to the women for allowing themselves to get knocked up by him). Think about it, the ones who got pregnant are the ones we actually know he had unprotected sex with for obvious reasons. However, you can bet there are more who just happened to get away without carrying his seed (and no diseases if they're lucky). Wayne is a public figure doing this (which makes it worse) but it ain't just him. It's also Joe Blow from the block. Last year I saw two women with babies arguing over some man who was no where to be found (more than likely knocking someone else up). One chick had the nerve to say, "That's why I have his oldest," but both babies were infants. I'm no judge, but people need to be smart and wrap it up. Having a child is the least of your worries when having unprotected sex, especially with multiple partners who are probably doing the same thing.
CLICK HERE for Alston's book and CLICK HERE for more info on World AIDS Day and where you can get tested.






