Interview with Carol, 18-19, British, middle class, Protestant. Women, Risk and AIDS Project, London, 1989. Original version including field notes. (Ref: LJH33)

This interview is part of the Women, Risk and Aids Project (1989-90) archive which was created as part of the Reanimating Data Project (2018-20).<br>Original transcript of an interview with Carol, who is very musical and hopes to make a career out of it one day, perhaps in music journalism. Sex education in her secondary school in Sussex came much too late - many of her female peers were leaving school early due to pregnancy. She didn't think that public health campaigns around AIDS were very effective and that they should be more direct. Carol hasn't had a sexual relationship yet and is waiting until she feels as if she might be ready. She thinks she would practice safe sex in terms of condom use, but understands that some young women can find this tricky to navigate. Carol identifies as a feminist, though her peers seem to have a negative and limited understanding of who a feminist can be.

本次访谈收录于1989至1990年开展的女性、风险与艾滋病项目（Women, Risk and Aids Project）归档资料，该归档资料系2018至2020年复苏数据项目（Reanimating Data Project）的组成部分。本次访谈的原始转录记录的受访对象为卡罗尔：她极具音乐天赋，期望未来能以音乐为职业，或许会投身音乐新闻领域。她就读的萨塞克斯郡中学的性教育开展得为时过晚——当时她的不少女性同学因怀孕早早辍学。她认为，彼时围绕艾滋病开展的公共卫生宣传活动效果欠佳，应当采用更为直接的传播方式。卡罗尔目前尚未有过性行为，她表示会等到自身确认准备妥当后再开启相关行为。她认为自己会坚持使用安全套以践行安全性行为，但也理解部分年轻女性在落实这一做法时会感到棘手。卡罗尔自视为女权主义者（feminist），然而她的同龄人对女权主义者的认知既片面又狭隘。