An educational board game about HIV/AIDS. There are true or false and multiple choice questions with various scenarios. The language is simple for easier understanding. The game is played in sequence from what is HIV to how to treat it. There are four categories: challenge, behavior with consequences, behavior with rewards and facts.

Players of all cultures get to test their knowledge of Ebonics in this Afrocentric twist on the classic game of charades. Each card has an Ebonics or slang word, and a hint in standard English. Players attempt to act out or draw the word before the timer runs out. The game comes with 300 cards, a sand-timer, two red pencils for drawing and score-keeping, a score pad and rules for play.