Sarah Jessica Concerned about Young Men with HIV

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SJP Concerned About Young Men With HIV
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          May 28, 2010
          
        
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Sarah Jessica Parker says she's concerned about young men who are testing HIV-positive and suggests it may be because they weren't around to witness the "devastation and heartbreak" of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, in a video interview with the blog Towleroad.

The Sex and the City 2 star says she and husband, actor Matthew Broderick, are stunned by how many people in their lives have died from AIDS-related complications. 

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