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AIDS is killing our babies, killing our mothers
Killing our black/white sisters and brothers
It’s killing our youth, our tomorrow stars,
Those that live near and those that live far.
The above rap song is from the dramatic play “Til Death Do Us Part” being brought to Madison County through the combined efforts of the volunteers of Project M.O.R.E. and the AIDS Support Group.
Performed live by the Everyday Theater Youth Ensemble of Washington, D.C., “Til Death Do Us Part” is a musical drama with the poignant message that unwise choices concerning drug abuse and sex can lead to death through AIDS, according to district health educator Sarah Jane Lee.
The play was written, composed, choreographed, and produced by Washington, D.C. youth under the direction of the staff of the Everyday Theater. It includes slow ballads and rap songs accompanied by electronic guitar, saxophone, and keyboards. The play has been performed before numerous high schools, colleges, church groups, and health fairs in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia and nationally.
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