Table 3. Bivariate analysis of factors associated with the self-reporting of discrimination due to sexual orientation among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Brazil.

Variable	wOR*	95%CI	p
Age (years)
≤ 30	1.00
> 30	1.84	1.59–2.17	< 0.001
Years of education
0–7 years	1.00
8–14 years	2.68	2.21–3.25	< 0.001
≥ 15 years	2.86	2.23–3.67	< 0.001
Skin color/ethnicity
White	1.00
Black	0.79	0.63–1.00	0.06
Pardo (Brown)	0.92	0.77–1.09	0.3
Yellow/Indigenous	0.75	0.48–1.20	0.2
Conjugal situation
Married or lives with companion	1.00
Single/Widowed/Divorced/Separated	0.84	0.68–1.02	0.09
Monthly income
≤ 1 minimum wage	1.00
≥ 2 minimum wage	0.93	0.80–1.08	0.4
Sexual orientation
Heterosexual	1.00
Gay/Homosexual	14.70	9.02–23.97	< 0.001
Bisexual	3.82	2.30–6.34	< 0.001
MSM	3.39	1.99–5.76	< 0.001
URAI with casual male partners in the last 6 months
No	1.00
Yes	1.38	1.12–1.70	< 0.001
URAI with steady male partners in the last 6 months
No	1.00
Yes	1.97	1.58–2.45	< 0.001
Counseling about STD in health service
Yes	1.00
No	1.53	1.23–1.89	< 0.001
Verbal violence
No	1.00
Yes	6.62	5.62–7.80	< 0.001
Physical violence
No	1.00
Yes	3.98	3.26–4.86	< 0.001
Sexual violence
No	1.00
Yes	2.96	2.45–3.58	< 0.001
Felt sad or depressed in the last 6 months
No or infrequently	1.00
Frequently	1.47	1.23–1.75	< 0.001
Suicidal thoughts in the last 6 months
No or infrequently	1.00
Frequently	1.48	1.24–1.76	< 0.001
Use of alcohol
Low	1.00
Moderate	0.94	0.81–1.10	0.5
High	0.58	0.45–0.74	< 0.001
Community involvement and support
No	1.00
Yes	2.73	2.19–3.41	< 0.001

URAI: unprotected receptive anal intercourse; STD: sexuality transmitted diseases

* Weighted odds ratio calculated according to the size of the social network and the proportion of MSM in each city.