Often found cracking jokes, Jamie Foxx recently put on his serious cap to shoot a public service announcement for the Center of Disease Control and Prevention’s new social media campaign, “i know.” Launched on March 4, “i know” uses Twitter, Facebook, text messaging and a new Web site, www.actagainstaids.org, to increase conversation about HIV/AIDS among African American young adults. Foxx and other Black leaders and celebs are co-signing the campaign with messages that spark discourse on the virus among this high-risk demographic. Read More:
Jamie Foxx for CDC's 'i know' HIV Social Media Effort
Often found cracking jokes, Jamie Foxx recently put on his serious cap to shoot a public service announcement for the Center of Disease Control and Prevention's new social media campaign, "i know." Launched on March 4, "i know" uses Twitter, Facebook, text messaging and a new Web site, www.actagainstaids.org, to increase conversation about HIV/AIDS among African American young adults. Foxx and other Black leaders and celebs are co-signing the campaign with messages that spark discourse on the virus among this high-risk demographic. Watch Foxx's PSA... Read More: HIV Rate in Some Urban Areas Higher Than In AfricaCommentary: Black Americans Are Greater Than AIDSMarvelyn Brown is HIV Positive and Greater Than AIDS