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THE LATIN BOYS - UNICORN - "My friend asked if I was a Homo" - Gay Movie NQVmedia • M views • 5 years ago. There is still a machismo mentality that weighs us down as we judge people who are both Latino and LGBTQ. Here are 25 Latinos in the media who are challenging that mentality and living as open and proud people in the LGBTQ community. [wam_add_anyclip] 1.

Carmen Carrera. Credit: Getty Images. We are grateful to the following Latino LGBTQ+ celebrities, because by being open and outspoken, they are not only representing themselves, they are taking a stand for others like them and helping to change deeply embedded cultural biases.

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#bi #bisexual #gaypride. We love these LGBTQ+ Latine celebs! Hispanic Heritage Month is just starting to kick off, and it's important that we remember that representation and advocacy for queer Latines shouldn't be. All Rights Reserved. Terms of use and Your privacy. A three-city survey of gay and bisexual Latino men living with HIV offers insight on treatment adherence and more.

What are the care and treatment patterns of gay and bisexual Latino men living with HIV? The results of the survey were published in 3-City Study , a page report you can read and download here. The study authors caution, however, that these numbers could be the result of the fact that survey and discussion groups were associated with HIV organizations and that the same numbers were not found throughout Latino subgroups.

Older and foreign-born participants, for example, tended to present better outcomes along the continuum of HIV care than younger Latino participants and those born in mainland U. Younger men were less likely to have a regular health care provider and more likely to struggle with daily adherence to meds. They were also more likely to live with their families and thus face challenges related to disclosure and privacy.

Older men, however, said they had health and social needs that went beyond HIV-related services, including having multiple health issues, such as diabetes, high cholesterol, arthritis and cancer. As a result, they also had to juggle numerous medications a situation referred to as polypharmacy. Findings also showed that immigrant Latino men faced challenges in adhering to treatment, including language barriers, lack of health care and worries about immigration status—for example, fear that participation in a health care service could get them deported or jeopardize their chances of obtaining permanent residency.

The executive summary explains why the survey and focus groups are needed and places the findings in a larger context. It reads, in part:. Nonetheless, HIV incidence has plateaued or remained stable over the past years due to lack of effective HIV prevention services and HIV treatment not adequately reaching those who could benefit the most, particularly men of color who have sex with men.

Thanks to End the Epidemic ETE efforts, outcomes along the treatment cascade are being gradually achieved, including increased engagement and retention in HIV treatment and undetectable viral loads. Better understanding of these particular characteristics, and the needs of mainland-U. You have been inactive for 60 minutes and will be logged out in. Any updates not saved will be lost.

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