Table 1. Demographics.

Concealable Stigmatized Identity (CSI)
Mental Illness	26.6%
Substance Abuse	26.1%
Experience of Childhood Abuse	18.8%
Experience of Domestic Violence	16.5%
Experience of Sexual Assault	11.9%
Age (in years)	32.18 ±11.85
Sex
Male	58.4%
Female	41.6%
Education
Did not complete high school	31.6%
Completed High School	24.9%
Some College or Technical Program (did not complete)	29.9%
Completed 2-year or Technical Program	7.6%
Completed undergraduate degree or above	6.0%
Income
Less than $10,000 per year	60.9%
Between $10,000 and $20,000	15.8%
Between $20,000 and $50, 000	11.9%
Over $50,000	11.1%
Currently Employed	31.2%
Ethnicity
Hispanic	40.1%
Non-Hispanic	59.9%
Race (Can choose multiple categories)
African American	30.5%
White	29.7%
Asian or Pacific Islander	2.5%
Native American	2.8%
Other	34.3%
Language of Survey
English	86%
Spanish	14%

Notes: In accordance with federal guidelines, participants were asked their race and ethnicity separately. Ethnicity was asked as a dichotomous choice between Hispanic and not Hispanic. Participants could choose multiple racial identity categories.