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Today we recognize National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD), a day dedicated to raising awareness about the disproportionate impact of HIV in Latinx communities in the United States, Puerto Rico and territories.


When LGBTQ Latinx youth are shamed or denied care, they seek out other providers or stop pursuing care. Healthcare providers can adopt LGBTQ inclusive trainings, policies, and practices so youth obtain welcoming care.

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Joe and Juan remember the massacre at Pulse Nightclub, what liberation looks like now, and how authenticity saves their lives. 

Visit onepulsefoundation.org to learn more about the memorial and museum dedicated to the lives taken at Pulse Nightclub.

For more stories, visit mystoryoutloud.org

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“I went to the Pulse Memorial and it was a perfect snapshot of what this community is. This community made me who I am. I don’t know if I had any real context for what this community meant to me before I went to the memorial. The memorial obviously pays tribute to the tragedy that took place there but there’s pictures of tributes from local colleges, Disney, the Orlando Eye Ferris wheel, so many small things that seem small and in no way connected suddenly were. I grew up here. The shooting wasn’t just an attack at that night club, it was an attack on our community as a whole; queer Orlando.”

- Kristen - Orlando, FL

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For National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Leo discuss why he advocates for eliminating HIV stigma and promoting HIV awareness. National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights the work of youth activists and educators around HIV and what’s still needed to better serve young people today.

For more stories, visit mystoryoutloud.org

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Kierane talks about what it’s like growing up in a small town as a black queer person, using art as a medium of self-expression, and what Indiana University of Pennsylvania needs to do to better support LGBTQ students.SHOW MORE

For more stories, visit our youtube channel and mystoryoutloud.org.

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