Ill Erotics: Black Jamaican Women and Self-Making in Times of HIV/AIDS (Reproductive Justice: A New Vision for the 21st Century)
A scholarly exploration of Black Jamaican women’s self-making and reproductive justice during the HIV/AIDS epidemic, drawing on personal narratives and public health frameworks.
About This Book
Ill Erotics examines the lived experiences of Black Jamaican women confronting HIV/AIDS and its social implications.
The work situates personal narratives within broader discussions of reproductive justice and public health policy.
It highlights strategies of self-making and resilience developed in response to systemic challenges.
The study contributes to scholarship on gender, sexuality, and Caribbean health contexts.
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