TABLE 1.

Respondent Sociodemographic Characteristics for African American and Latino Men Who Have Sex With Men Who Are Living With HIV, 2014 (Sample N = 84)

Characteristic	% (n)
City of Residence
Atlanta	28.6 (24)
Baltimore/Washington, DC	20.2 (17)
Chicago	27.4 (23)
Los Angeles	23.8 (20)
Age in years,a M (SD)	42.4 (10.3)
Race/Ethnicity
Black/African American	59.5 (50)
Hispanic/Latino	36.9 (31)
Mixed 3.6 (3)
Sexualityb
Gay/homosexual	69.0 (58)
Bisexual20.2 (17)
“Something else” or other response	10.7 (9)
Level of education
< High school diploma	19.0 (16)
High school diploma/GED	22.6 (19)
Some college	38.1 (32)
> College graduate	20.2 (17)
Health coverage
No coverage	23.8 (20)
Partial coverage, e.g., ADAP/Ryan White	17.9 (15)
Full coverage, e.g., Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance	58.3 (49)
HIV Diagnosis Pre- or Post-ART Availability
1980–1996	32.1 (27)
1997–2014	66.7 (56)
Unknown	1.2 (1)
HIV Medical Care-Adherent at Time of the Interview
Yesc	51.2 (43)
No	48.8 (41)
Consistently Taking ART at Time of the Interview
Yes	27.4 (23)
Not taking, or not consistently taking, ART	72.6 (61)

Note. Percentage totals may not equal 100% due to rounding. ^an = 80 for Age; ^bScreened eligibility criteria included having had sex with another man in the prior 6 months; ^cIncludes respondents who said their doctors did and did not tell them to take ART.