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f urban minorities with respect to the contraction of AIDS (and it is to be noted that large numbers of minorities live in American cities) can be seen not only from the foregoing statistics but also from the results of serial seroprevalence studies conducted in 52 large American cities in 26 states. The findings of these studies showed that the rates of new admission seropositivity ranged from zero in Tampa to 29 percent in Baltimore up to around 60 percent in New York and New Jersey; most of these new admissions were members of minority groups such as Blacks and Hispanics (Shuster, 1988, pp. 26

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