San Francisco black communities
Named in the records1987–1990
175 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1987–1990: 0 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 175 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.
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- 1987–1990
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The 60 most telling of its 175 records, in date order: the ones an editor picked first, then the highest scored. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.
| When | What the record says | Outcome | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1987 | AIDS tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 0.5% (N=2) of respondents reported AIDS or ARC diagnosis | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 98.7% of 395 respondents had heard or read about AIDS | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | 1987 baseline survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in San Francisco Black communities · finding: 79.2% of baseline respondents very concerned about AIDS/ARC | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | 1987 baseline survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in San Francisco Black communities · finding: 86.2% of those interviewed disagreed that AIDS is not a problem for Black people | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: 95.8% of respondents answered correctly on sexual transmission question | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: Percentages on swimming pool HIV risk remained almost unchanged from the 1987 baseline survey, when 70.4% answered correctly | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco black communities 1988-1989 · finding: 39.6% answered correctly that HIV is not transmitted by sharing drinking glasses | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 85.2% answered correctly in 1987, an increase to 92.5% in 1988 | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors survey of San Francisco black communities (1987 baseline) · finding: 87.3% of respondents in the 1987 baseline survey said vaginal intercourse with a condom is safe | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 90.6% of respondents believed no sex at all was safe (1987), an increase to 96.2% in 1988 | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: 35.7% of respondents assumed to be at risk of HIV exposure | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | 1988-1989 AIDS tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 5.0% of respondents reported having partners who were prostitutes, under the 1987 item | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS KAB survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: 8.9% of respondents had anal intercourse without a condom in the month before the survey | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: In 1987, 4.3% of respondents indicated they had shared needles during the six months prior to the survey | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: mean number of sexual partners declined from 3.67 to 2.55 | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1987 | AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: respondents with partners who had AIDS or ARC rose from 0.5% to 1.8% | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 1.8% (N=6) of 333 respondents reported AIDS or ARC diagnosis | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988-1989 tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in San Francisco Black communities · finding: 75% of respondents very concerned about AIDS/ARC | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988-1989 tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in San Francisco Black communities · finding: 81% agreed AIDS is a serious problem for Black people | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: Just over thirty percent (30.8%) extremely concerned about AIDS | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: Mean personal AIDS concern score 5.9 (N=344) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: Respondents over 40 years of age: 64% agreed they were not worried about getting AIDS | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 52% of respondents in 1988 did not believe AIDS could be transmitted by kissing an infected person | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities, 1988-1989 · finding: 52% did not believe AIDS could be transmitted by kissing an infected person, up from 34% in 1987 | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities, 1988-1989 · finding: Ninety-five percent of respondents aged 18 to 29 knew the correct answer on touching or shaking hands | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities, 1988-1989 · finding: Only 77% of respondents over 40 knew that touching or shaking hands would not transmit AIDS | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities, 1988-1989 · finding: More than 4 out of 5 respondents (86.0%) were aware AIDS could not be transmitted by touching or shaking hands | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities, 1988-1989 · finding: 6.1% believed touching or shaking hands with a person with AIDS was risky, and 7.9% did not know | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: 95.6% aware HIV could be transmitted via sexual contact with an infected person | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: Unsafe drug use in the year prior to the survey: 87% less likely to answer correctly | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities (needle sharing risk) · finding: Proportion believing needle sharing risky rose to 95.0% | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities (needle sharing risk by age) · finding: Ages 19 to 29 (98%) and 30 to 39 (98%) more aware of needle sharing risk than ages 40+ (92%) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities · finding: proportion knowing a PWA rose from 20.9% in 1987 to 35.8% in 1988 | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities · finding: 84% of respondents considered their own risk of AIDS to be very low | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities · finding: mean personal concern score about AIDS on a 1-to-10 scale | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco Black communities · finding: less than 50% of respondents identified AIDS as the most serious health threat to the Black community | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey, mosquitos and insects item · finding: Over half of respondents knew mosquitos and other insects are not a vector for HIV transmission | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey, mosquitos as risk factor · finding: Only 17.6% believed mosquitos were a risk factor; 25.5% did not know | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey, toilet seats item · finding: Close to three-fourths knew HIV cannot be transmitted through casual contact with toilet seats | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey, toilet seats item · finding: Only 9.7% believed toilet seats pose a definite risk; 17.6% were uncertain | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | 1988 AIDS tracking survey, mosquitos item by sex · finding: Women more likely than men to answer mosquito question correctly | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 17.9% of respondents did not know whether HIV could be spread in swimming pools | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco black communities 1988-1989 · finding: 48.5% answered correctly that HIV is not transmitted by sharing drinking glasses | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco black communities 1988-1989 · finding: 25.0% answered incorrectly and 26.5% were uncertain about sharing drinking glasses | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey, San Francisco black communities 1988-1989 · finding: Respondents with less than high school (30%) and incomes under $12,000 (42%) less likely to answer correctly | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 92.5% of respondents answered correctly that AIDS can pass from mother to child during pregnancy | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: No respondents answered mother-to-child transmission question incorrectly in 1988 (0.0%) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: Respondents with less than a high school education answered correctly at 87%, slightly less likely | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: Respondents earning under $12,000 annually answered correctly at 89%, slightly less likely | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge tracking survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: Respondents reporting changes in behavior due to AIDS answered correctly at 97% | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors survey of San Francisco black communities (1988-1989) · finding: 96.8% of respondents said vaginal intercourse with a condom is safe | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: knowledge levels increased significantly in 1988 in five of 11 instances | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: 30.7% believed HIV could be transmitted by kissing | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: 17.3% believed HIV could be transmitted by eating food handled by an HIV+ person | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: 48% believed anal intercourse with a condom is unsafe, 41% safe, 11% not sure | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge survey of San Francisco Black communities · finding: 60% of respondents aware five or more years can pass between HIV infection and symptoms | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 93.0% of respondents said anal intercourse without a condom is unsafe (1988) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 48.1% of respondents believed anal intercourse with a condom is a safe practice (1988) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviors survey, San Francisco black communities · finding: 40.5% of respondents believed anal intercourse with a condom is unsafe (1988) | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
| 1988 | AIDS tracking survey of San Francisco black communities · finding: 23.7% of respondents were aware that HIV can be killed by bleach or detergent | finding | City report: A Report on the first tracking survey of AIDS knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in San Francisco's black communities, 1988-1989. Vol. 1 scanned page ↗ |
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