In Their Presence: Untold Stories of Women and Children During the AIDS Epidemic

In Their Presence is a powerful memoir that sheds light on the lives of marginalized African American women and children in Fort Lauderdale, Florida during the height of the AIDS epidemic.

Through Dale Napolin Bratter's vivid storytelling, readers are taken on an emotional journey of intimacies, heroic acts, joys, and failures - both hers and her clients'.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the untold stories of those affected by the virus.

With Bratter's extensive experience working with vulnerable populations, this memoir offers a unique perspective on the early history of the AIDS epidemic in America.

Don't miss out on this moving and thought-provoking read.