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An HIV-positive man, talking about the repercussions of growing up as a child without necessary information about human sexuality, is at the center of a pair of new television spots for the Campaign for Our Children.
Tom Troy, a real-life Washington, D.C., resident who contracted the condition that leads to AIDS, candidly addresses the camera in “Health Class.” Troy recalls he “didn’t plan on sleeping with girls,” so school health classes about teen pregnancy did not apply to him.
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