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AIDS in the Heartland

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AIDS in the Heartland
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"Death is no stranger to the heartland. It is as natural as the seasons, as inevitable as farm machinery breaking down and farmers' bodies giving out after too many years of too much work."

Read full essay at St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch ↗
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