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The Influence Of Self-Reported Degree Of Masculinity/Femininity On Condom Use Among Black Men Who Have Sex With Men In The Deep South, Elizabeth D. Peeler
The Influence Of Self-Reported Degree Of Masculinity/Femininity On Condom Use Among Black Men Who Have Sex With Men In The Deep South, Elizabeth D. Peeler
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In the United States, 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with HIV each year (CDCa, 2014). The HIV/AIDS epidemic has had a particularly devastating impact on the southern U.S., especially the Deep South – Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina (Reif, Whetten, Wilson, McAllaster, Pence, Legrand, & Gong, 2014). The Deep South, while only composing of 36% of the national population, accounts for 50% of all people living with HIV/AIDS in the nation (Human Rights Watch, 2010). No other population has been hit harder than men who have sex with men (MSM; Prejean, Tang, & hall, 2013). Black MSM …