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Remembering Who We Are: AIDS and Law in Time of Madness

AIDS & Public Policy Journal 3, no. 1 (Winter 1988):75-78
David Schulman

Science now offers us new ways of coping with disease and civil rights theory with new ways of resisting the nightmare vision of battles in the hills over precious vials of cure. Yet we still fear disease and the social disorder which its epidemic spread can bring. We still have primal reactions in the face of something really catastrophic.
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