"i am HIV positive and a Muslim" Fadimatou in the short film dreaded faces the challenges of being an HIV patient in her society, procuring the dreaded disease from her mother from birth is no fault of hers as she grows up being stigmatize, after burying her late parents she has no source of comfort, she is isolated due to the rejection from her peers.In overcoming rejection and emotional abuse Fadimatou is vindicated as her teacher intercedes for her. The education of a girl child is important.no matter her race her status and her religion. watch the short film DREADED Esparanza with NAE productions <h2>How to Get Involved</h2> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/NobleTheatreArts237/?ref=br_rs">https://www.facebook.com/NobleTheatreArts237/?ref=br_rs</a> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4cWLr7TyLA

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