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Danielle J. Brown

Danielle Brown is a writer and budding journalist. Her articles have appeared in The Fiske Guide to Colleges, West Coast Media Magazine, Our Weekly Newspaper and The Western Edition Newspaper. She is the recent recipient of a Fulbright Research Fellowship to Uruguay.

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HIV, AIDS gap widens between blacks and other ethnic groups in East Bay

07.09.2010
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By Danielle J. Brown, Reporter

As overall AIDS rates fall in Alameda County, the rate in the black community has hardly budged in the past 10 years, making African Americans in this part of the East Bay increasingly overrepresented among sufferers of the disease.

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