Statics

The CDC estimates that by the end of 2008 there were 490,696 people living with an AIDS diagnoses in the United States and five dependent areas, around 38,000 more than 2006. Since 2000 the annual number of new AIDS diagnoses has remained relatively constant, with an estimated 34,993 in 2009. In total, an estimated 1,142,714 people have been diagnosed with AIDS in America since the beginning of the epidemic.
Just over 75% of adults and adolescents living with an AIDS diagnosis are men.

Race/ethnicity of adult and adolescents living with an AIDS diagnosis in the U.S. in 2008

As the pie chart below shows, blacks/African Americans accounted for the largest proportion of people living with an AIDS diagnosis in 2008.

Transmission category of male and female adults and adolescents living with an AIDS diagnosis in the U.S. in 2008

Almost half of male adults and adolescents living with AIDS in 2008 became infected with HIV through male-to-male sexual contact. Two-thirds of female adults and adolescents living with an AIDS diagnosis in 2008 were infected through heterosexual contact.

HIV and AIDS statistics by race/ethnicity
Blacks/African Americans accounted for half of all new HIV diagnoses and just under half of new AIDS diagnoses in 2009. Of the total number of people living with an HIV diagnosis in 2008 in the 40 U.S. states and 5 dependent areas, 46% were black/African American; 31.6% white; 20% Hispanic/Latino; 1.3% multiple races; 0.6% Asian; 0.4% American Indian/Alaska Native; and 0.04% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander.
Among men diagnosed with AIDS in 2009, 56% of black/African American men, 65% of Hispanic/Latino men and 79% of white men became infected with HIV through male-to-male sexual contact. Among women diagnosed with AIDS in 2009, 78% of black/African American women, 75% of Hispanic/Latino women and 68% of white women became infected through heterosexual contact.

Estimated new adult and adolescent HIV and AIDS diagnoses in 2009, by race/ethnicity

Race/ethnicity	HIV			AIDS
	Males	Females	Total*	Males	Females	Total*
White	10,098	1,700	11,810	8,126	1,344	9,471
Black/African American	14,914	6,632	21,673	11,109	5,642	16,759
Hispanic/Latino	6,615	1,625	8,263	5,852	1,586	7,442
Asian	365	105	473	349	80	429
American Indian/Alaska Native	137	51	189	127	28	155
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander	26	10	36	45	7	52
Multiple races	383	132	516	495	192	686
Total*	32,538	10,255	42,959	26,102	8,879	34,993

* Values in each column may not sum to the column total, as the column totals for estimated numbers were calculated independently of the values for the subpopulations.

Estimated HIV diagnoses by race/ethnicity and year

Race/ethnicity	Year of diagnosis
	2006	2007	2008	2009
White	12,103	12,334	11,866	11,810
Black/African American	20,696	20,953	21,730	21,673
Hispanic/Latino	8,562	8,579	8,278	8,263
Asian	366	474	466	473
American Indian/Alaska Native	163	185	193	189
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander	47	46	34	36
Multiple races	606	631	567	516

Estimated AIDS diagnoses by race/ethnicity and year

Race/ethnicity	Year of diagnosis				All years*
	2006	2007	2008	2009
White	10,487	10,050	9,672	9,471	426,230
Black/African American	17,321	17,194	17,077	16,759	466,829
Hispanic/Latino	7,920	7,696	7,476	7,442	223,671
Asian	422	454	492	429	8,369
American Indian/Alaska Native	145	141	177	155	3,702
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander	49	55	44	52	851
Multiple races	686	656	616	686	12,749

* Includes all years from the beginning of the epidemic through 2009.

Estimated HIV diagnoses in 2009 by race/ethnicity

Estimated AIDS diagnoses in 2009 by race/ethnicity

**This is not my findings. These statics and charts was taken from a website who's citation is underneath this notice. .
 "HIV and AIDS statistics by race/ethnicity." Internation Hiv and Aids Charity. Adverting Hiv and Aids , 2011. Web. 14 Mar 2012. <http://www.avert.org/usa-race-age.htm>.