<p>Lanika is a 45 year old black woman from Syracuse, New York. She lost both her parents to the HIV epidemic. We talk about her mother's life and legacy, while exploring why people of color are more affected by HIV/AIDS and still face significant health disparities.</p>

Lanika is a 45 year old black woman from Syracuse, New York. She lost both her parents to the HIV epidemic. We talk about her mother's life and legacy, while exploring why people of color are more affected by HIV/AIDS and still face significant health disparities.

Lanika: Losing her parents to AIDS and honoring their legacy - World AIDS Day Special

We talk to people who face adversity in their lives everyday and explore what it is to be dependent on a drug like heroin, or to live with HIV, or to be transgender for example. We explore their day to day lives and delve into the circumstances that surround their life. *Explicit language in some episodes*

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Lanika: Losing her parents to AIDS and honoring their legacy - World AIDS Day Special

Lanika: Losing her parents to AIDS and honoring their legacy - World AIDS Day Special