Where was that thread about going raw again? 
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HIV infection rate skyrockets among some D.C. black women
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Then why all these peoples in Africa got AIDS? They ain't shooting smack or endorsing man on man sodomyout there? At the end of the day...use a condom my nggz.
They do a lot of dry sex for more friction and that cause tears in the vagina which can allow the virus to get into the system easily. Plus they are doing anal sex now, that is the new craze. Here's the article
HIV & AIDS Information :: Ten percent of South African women report anal sex in the past three months
Ten percent of South African women report anal sex in the past three months
"Research on this topic in African countries has been limited, although a large household survey of South Africans aged 15 to 24 previously found that 3.6% of the sample reported anal sex. Young men reporting anal sex were more likely to be HIV-positive, to be older, to have had more sexual partners and to have had sex while using drugs or alcohol. Young women reporting anal sex were not, however, more likely to be HIV-positive.
Condoms were used almost as often for anal intercourse as for vaginal intercourse. Men said that they used them on 75% of occasions they had anal sex (80% for vaginal sex), whereas women reported condom use on 50% of anal sex occasions (57% vaginal). "
They say the men used condom for anal as as much as they do for vaginal but you know some of them are not telling the truth because they might feel embarrassed to say they hit the booty raw.
Another article for you people trying to be like these pornstars hitting the booty on chicks you haven't been with long and know her status. The same for you chicks:
Health-e News Service The award winning non-profit South African online health news agency providing news on public health issues.
Anal sex a major driver in HIV epidemic
Pittsburgh Anal sex is viewed as something that only takes place among men who have sex with men (MSM) denying the fact that this form of sexual intercourse was a major driver in the HIV epidemic among heterosexual couples, researchers told the Microbicides 2010 conference this week.
Men who have sex with men (MSM) are not at greater risk of being infected with HIV through unprotected anal sexual intercourse than heterosexual couples using the same method researchers said.
Delivering a paper on whether Africa needed a rectal microbicide Professor Salim Karim of the Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA) said anal sex was common among MSM and heterosexual couples and that a prevention method was needed for all groups.
An anonymous survey done in Cape Town involving 2 593 men and 1 818 women found that 14% of men and 10% of women had reported anal intercourse in the past three months. Only half (50%) of the women reported condom use during anal sexual intercourse while 67% of men said they had used condoms.
Another study in KwaZulu Natal revealed that 42% of truck drivers reported anal sex with female sex workers.
Studies in other African countries showed that there was a great prevalence of bisexual relationships. A cross sectional study in Malawi found that 34.1% of MSM reported having wives or a stable female partner while 53% had both male and female sexual partners.
These findings were similar in Egypt and Kampala, Uganda where 73.3% and 39% of MSM said they were bisexual respectively.
Karim sited issues such as the decriminalisation of same sex relationships in some African countries as a great challenge.
He said cases such as that of the Malawian couple that was detained for being homosexual worsened the spread of HIV. In Malawi over 21% of MSMs are infected with HIV.
His presentation showed that MSMs were present and had a high prevalence of HIV infection in Africa. South African MSMs had a prevalence of 14% while Kenya and Tanzania recorded 10.6 % and 12% respectively.
He expressed concern over the lack of information that was available about the rate of HIV prevalence in MSMs across the continent.
In some countries unprotected anal intercourse was associated with various factors including lack of information about the high rate of transmission of HIV through unprotected anal sex, increased alcohol use and not knowing anyone with HIV.
Other findings revealed that some women and men associated anal intercourse with preventing pregnancy as opposed to vaginal intercourse.
Karim said such findings supported the need for a rectal microbicide on the continent, not only for use among MSM but also for heterosexual groups.
He said anal intercourse remained a taboo that people refrained from discussing. He added that a sex education programme in South African schools made no mention of anal sexual intercourse.
We fought to get the sex education topic in schools and the next leap is to take anal sexual intercourse talk and get people talking about it, he said.
He said even staff in research trials found it difficult to speak to participants about anal sex.
But it is currently widely practiced including young people, said Karim.
Jim Picket director of the International Rectal Microbicide Advocates (IRMA) said in a report that there were too many dangerous misconceptions about anal sex.
There is still massive denial that anal intercourse happens among heterosexuals. Consequently, an important driver in the global HIV epidemic remains invisible. This silence allows people to entertain dangerous misconceptions from anal sex is less risky than vaginal intercourse to you cant get HIV from anal intercourse,said Pickett.
Health-e News Service The award winning non-profit South African online health news agency providing news on public health issues.
Anal sex a major driver in HIV epidemic
Pittsburgh Anal sex is viewed as something that only takes place among men who have sex with men (MSM) denying the fact that this form of sexual intercourse was a major driver in the HIV epidemic among heterosexual couples, researchers told the Microbicides 2010 conference this week.
Men who have sex with men (MSM) are not at greater risk of being infected with HIV through unprotected anal sexual intercourse than heterosexual couples using the same method researchers said.
Delivering a paper on whether Africa needed a rectal microbicide Professor Salim Karim of the Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA) said anal sex was common among MSM and heterosexual couples and that a prevention method was needed for all groups.
An anonymous survey done in Cape Town involving 2 593 men and 1 818 women found that 14% of men and 10% of women had reported anal intercourse in the past three months. Only half (50%) of the women reported condom use during anal sexual intercourse while 67% of men said they had used condoms.
Another study in KwaZulu Natal revealed that 42% of truck drivers reported anal sex with female sex workers.
Studies in other African countries showed that there was a great prevalence of bisexual relationships. A cross sectional study in Malawi found that 34.1% of MSM reported having wives or a stable female partner while 53% had both male and female sexual partners.
These findings were similar in Egypt and Kampala, Uganda where 73.3% and 39% of MSM said they were bisexual respectively.
Karim sited issues such as the decriminalisation of same sex relationships in some African countries as a great challenge.
He said cases such as that of the Malawian couple that was detained for being homosexual worsened the spread of HIV. In Malawi over 21% of MSMs are infected with HIV.
His presentation showed that MSMs were present and had a high prevalence of HIV infection in Africa. South African MSMs had a prevalence of 14% while Kenya and Tanzania recorded 10.6 % and 12% respectively.
He expressed concern over the lack of information that was available about the rate of HIV prevalence in MSMs across the continent.
In some countries unprotected anal intercourse was associated with various factors including lack of information about the high rate of transmission of HIV through unprotected anal sex, increased alcohol use and not knowing anyone with HIV.
Other findings revealed that some women and men associated anal intercourse with preventing pregnancy as opposed to vaginal intercourse.
Karim said such findings supported the need for a rectal microbicide on the continent, not only for use among MSM but also for heterosexual groups.
He said anal intercourse remained a taboo that people refrained from discussing. He added that a sex education programme in South African schools made no mention of anal sexual intercourse.
We fought to get the sex education topic in schools and the next leap is to take anal sexual intercourse talk and get people talking about it, he said.
He said even staff in research trials found it difficult to speak to participants about anal sex.
But it is currently widely practiced including young people, said Karim.
Jim Picket director of the International Rectal Microbicide Advocates (IRMA) said in a report that there were too many dangerous misconceptions about anal sex.
There is still massive denial that anal intercourse happens among heterosexuals. Consequently, an important driver in the global HIV epidemic remains invisible. This silence allows people to entertain dangerous misconceptions from anal sex is less risky than vaginal intercourse to you cant get HIV from anal intercourse,said Pickett.
smmfh, and there ain't nothin like a broad from the city. 
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So African fudge packers, booty bandits, and whores are pretty much spreading this sickness throughout the continent...
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From not on im not messing with chicks from DC or chicks who have ever been to DC.
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dumbasses want to fukk raw
they get what's coming to em
they get what's coming to em
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Frank Ocean ass nikkas running it for us all.
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@ the daps I got on page 1. Yall really see the big picture. Yall really do. 
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If you take a sample of 750 people from a public sexual health clinic in an area that is 95% black, what else would the numbers show? 