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An in depth interview study that seeks to
understand how low income, HIV positive women of
Nakuru, Kenya, perceive, and practice HIV/AIDS
prevention, and male condom use negotiation.
Focusing on the sample population s cultural,
geographic,economic, and political status, within
the local and global contexts of HIV/AIDS control
policy, and population politics, the study
identifies multiple culture-dependent strategies
that HIV positive women of Nakuru adopt, as a form
of personal and social agency in response to these
challenges. A set of feminist approaches to the
intersection of gender,race, sexuality, and
globalization are applied. Critical Race Feminism
and African Feminist Thought help to locate,
understand and position Nakuru women s lives and
limitations. Through their narratives, complex
heterosexual marriages and relationship types are
identified. A slum life of poverty, hunger, lack of
support from government, kinship, and international
organizations, inaccessibility to reproductive
health services, and gender powerlessness, become
major factors constraining successful HIV/AIDS
prevention practices.
understand how low income, HIV positive women of
Nakuru, Kenya, perceive, and practice HIV/AIDS
prevention, and male condom use negotiation.
Focusing on the sample population s cultural,
geographic,economic, and political status, within
the local and global contexts of HIV/AIDS control
policy, and population politics, the study
identifies multiple culture-dependent strategies
that HIV positive women of Nakuru adopt, as a form
of personal and social agency in response to these
challenges. A set of feminist approaches to the
intersection of gender,race, sexuality, and
globalization are applied. Critical Race Feminism
and African Feminist Thought help to locate,
understand and position Nakuru women s lives and
limitations. Through their narratives, complex
heterosexual marriages and relationship types are
identified. A slum life of poverty, hunger, lack of
support from government, kinship, and international
organizations, inaccessibility to reproductive
health services, and gender powerlessness, become
major factors constraining successful HIV/AIDS
prevention practices.