. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 11.

Published in final edited form as: AIDS Patient Care STDS. 2009 Sep;23(9):727–734. doi: 10.1089/apc.2008.0272

Table 2.

Gender and racial differences

All participants
	Participants in treatment		Community
	(n = 459)		Cocaine Dependent (n = 87)		Experimental cocaine use (n = 71)		Never used cocaine (n = 301)

	Caucasian	African American	Caucasian	African American	Caucasian	African American	Caucasian	African American
Men	n = 110	n = 106	n = 10	n = 49	n = 31	n = 13	n = 69	n = 44
Traded sex for drugs and/or money	20.0% (n = 22)^a	52.8% (n = 56)	0% (n = 0)	24.5% (n = 12)	3.2% (n = 1)^a	30.8% (n = 4)	0.0% (n = 0)	6.8% (n = 3)
Traded sex for drugs and/or money ≥ 3 times	10.0% (n = 11)^a	41.5% (n = 44)	0% (n = 0)	20.4% (n = 10)	3.2% (n = 1)	23.1% (n = 3)	0.0% (n = 0)	0% (n = 0)
10 sexual partners in 1 year	31.8% (n = 35)	45.3% (n = 48)	10.0% (n = 1)^a	49.0% (n = 24)	12.9% (n = 4)^a	46.2% (n = 6)	7.2% (n = 5)^a	27.3% (n = 12)
Past STD diagnosis	15.5% (n = 17)^a	48.6% (n = 51)	0% (n = 0)^a	44.9% (n = 22)	6.5% (n = 2)^a	46.2% (n = 6)	1.4% (n = 1)^a	25.0% (n = 11)
Women	n = 118	n = 125	n = 4	n = 24	n = 16	n = 11	n = 98	n = 90
Traded sex for drugs and/or money	40.2% (n = 47)^a	62.4% (n = 78)	0% (n = 0)	58.3% (n = 14)	0% (n = 0)	18.2% (n = 2)	0% (n = 0)^a	5.6% (n = 5)
Traded sex for drugs and/or money ≥ 3 times	33.1% (n = 39)^a	56.8% (n = 71)	0% (n = 0)	54.2% (n = 13)	0% (n = 0)	18.2% (n = 2)	0% (n = 0)	3.3% (n = 3)
10 sexual partners in 1 year	35.6% (n = 42)	25.6% (n = 32)	50.0% (n = 2)	20.8% (n = 5)	25.0% (n = 4)	0% (n = 0)	3.1% (n = 3)	2.2% (n = 2)
Past STD diagnosis	35.3% (n = 41)^a	55.2% (n = 69)	50.0% (n = 2)	66.7% (n = 16)	25.0% (n = 4)	36.4% (n = 4)	8.2% (n =8)^a	34.8% (n = 31)

Significantly different comparisons between Caucasians and African Americans, p < .05