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So where does AIDS fall in that decision process? More than likely, in the heat of passion, the majority of celebrities find a way to take their chances with their lives. That's just how they live, no matter how crazy it may seem. Their craving for sex and life is just that strong. And so is mine. You can tell that by the crazy rawness of this essay. So please, wish a brother luck! And pray for us all.
Reprinted with permission from Not in My Family: AIDS in the African-Amrican Community (Agate), copyright 2006 by Omar Tyree.
Omar Tyree is a best-selling author and recipient of the NAACP Image Award for Literary Fiction in 2001. His fourteenth novel, What They Want, was published by Simon & Schuster in July 2006. View more at www.omartyree.com.
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