Table 2.

Estimates of the relationship between psychological distress, sociodemographic characteristics, HIV-status, community attachments, and exposure to discrimination among Black men who have sex with men, and multivariate results (N = 312).

Percentage reporting psychological distress	(%)	Unadjusted			Adjusted
		OR	95% CI	p	OR*	95% CI	p
Age (years)
18–29	50.0	1.00			1.00
30–39	54.0	1.17	0.60, 2.31	0.645	1.28	0.61, 2.72	0.52
40 +	31.4	0.46	0.26, 0.80	0.006	0.41	0.21, 0.81	0.01
Education
< Grade 12	58.3	1.00			1.00
High school graduate and above	37.0	0.42	0.23, 0.79	0.007	0.37	0.18, 0.74	0.01
Income
< $10,000	39.2	1.00
$10,000 +	42.4	1.14	0.72, 1.82	0.576
HIV status
Negative	37.5	1.00			1.00
Positive	59.9	1.97	1.10, 3.53	0.022	1.87	1.06, 3.31	0.03
Discrimination
No experience	23.3	1.00			1.00
Racial discrimination	30.4	1.43	0.52, 3.97	0.49	3.39	1.03, 11.13	0.05
Sexual orientation discrimination	46.4	2.85	0.92, 8.78	0.068	4.04	1.11, 14.73	0.03
Racial and sexual orientation discrimination	44.9	2.68	1.10, 6.53	0.03	4.56	1.61, 12.87	0.004
Community attachment
No attachment	67.6	1.00			1.00
Racial and/or sexual orientation attachment	37.2	0.28	0.13, 0.61	0.001	0.26	0.12, 0.59	0.001

^*Controlling for Age, Education, Income, and HIV status in adjusted model