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Cleaning Up Our Act: Germ Consciousness in America

despite repeated assurances from experts, many Americans continue to worry that any exposure to people with AIDS, or even the objects they touch, could infect them with the disease. For those who carry the virus, this unshakable faith in the dangers of casual infection has caused untold misery and cruelty. With no intention of excusing that cruelty, this book nonetheless attempts to understand the fears that have possessed so many Americans in the face of the AIDS epidemic. (p. 1)