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Politicians in Tennessee have recently decided that they will stop accepting federal funds for HIV treatment and prevention programs. It’s very unusual that a state would reject federal funds for a project and many people are worried about how the new program will operate once the funding runs out. Those who are queer and people of color are those most at risk for a program that still has no plans for how or even if it will operate. Please sign this petition to urge Tennesse legislators to accept federal funds for HIV treatment!

The Federal Government Gives States Money for HIV Treatment. Tennessee Rejected ItClick Here to Sign Petition

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