An Invisible Crisis

More than a decade after Andrew Sullivan declared the end of AIDS on the cover of The New York Times Magazine, black and Latino communities in the U.S. continue to be devastated by the disease. But as the rate of new HIV infections continues to soar in communities of color, and decline among white communities, it's disappeared from the front pages of many publications. Our first story explores the efforts under way to fight this largely invisible crisis - one in which race, class, poverty, and deeply entrenched beliefs combine to hinder HIV prevention and treatment.

Watch this In the Life segment, and two others, collectively titled "Confronting Crisis" here.