5 Ways Black Women Should Embrace HIV Testing Day

By Danielle Canada
Jun 27, 2012
4:53 pm

Celebrate Your Statuses

After (hopefully) receiving a clean bill of health, why not celebrate with your girls? A happy hour or quick girl’s night out could be an opportunity to toast to your wellness.

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