Table 4.

Analyses of Separate Models⁺ for HIV Discrimination and Perceived Sexual Orientation Discrimination at Baseline—stratified by High and Low Perceived Racism—and Criminal Justice Involvement at Follow-up Among Black Young MSM, 2013–2016

Below mean racism score%
	Odds ratio (OR)	95% CI	P value
Model 1: HIV discrimination	1.07	0.97–1.19	.16
Model 2: Perceived sexual orientation discrimination	1.02	0.63–1.65	.92
Above mean racism score%
	Adjusted odds ratio (aOR)	95% CI	P value
Model 1: HIV discrimination	1.07	0.91–1.25	.41
Model 2: Perceived sexual orientation discrimination	1.03	0.97–1.10	.29

Note:

^%Each of these three models controlled for age, multiracial, HIV status, relationship status, intervention group, employment, education, gender identity (transgender vs. cisgender), and sexual orientation.

⁺Though presented side by side in this table the analyses for HIV discrimination and sexual orientation stigma represent separate models.