This 70-item annotated bibliography contains references to books, reports, and articles that can be used in college courses to teach about the social impact of the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in Africa. The bibliography covers biological, medical, and social factors and provides examples and a framework for teaching this topic. Teachers must assemble instructional materials since textbooks currently are not available. In a prefatory essay, three basic issues are identified for teaching about AIDS in Africa: (1) identifying and acquiring relevant sources; (2) evaluating resources for accuracy and biases; and (3) providing a balanced coverage of the range of social factors. The sources include medical reports, social science research, United Nations reports, and press materials. (NL)