African AIDS Pandemic of the Late 20th and Early 21st Centuries

Articles on the African AIDS Pandemic received to date have tended to be exceptionalistic, (i.e. written as though the AIDS problem in Africa was a uniquely African problem, caused primarily by distinctly African sexual behaviors and attitudes), rather than universalistic (i.e. identifying factors in the spread of AIDS that apply to all societies and characteristics of global economics and politics that exacerbated the AIDS Pandemic in impoverished populations, whether in Africa, Asia, Europe, or the Americas.)

Readers are invited to submit potential Holopedia and/or surviving Wikipedia entries on a universalistic analysis the African AIDS pandemic.