Several years ago, there was a story in the news about a family in a small town in Florida. It consisted of a father, a mother, and two young sons. They were a normal family, except for one problem. Both boys had AIDS. Both boys had contracted the virus through a blood transfusion. Their presence in the public school was bitterly resisted by other parents, whose children attended that same school. One night, under suspicious circumstances, the family’s house burned to the ground. Finally, they were forced to move to another town. They had been rejected by their own community. […]
