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Photo by Robin Hammond @Hammond_Robin | “I was afraid and ashamed that one day somebody would discover that I was HIV-positive,” says Jennifer, a transgender woman from Mozambique, who took an HIV test at the behest of her mother. “I did not tell anybody about it. My mother asked, and I always said, Uh, I have not done it yet. But I was already taking medication.” In Mozambique over a third of gay men and trans women have HIV. Stigma prevents many from accessing care. Fearing judgment, Jennifer took her medication sporadically, eventually ending up in hospital. She was lucky to survive. Today she’s healthy, takes medication regularly, and is an advocate for her community. June, Pride month, marks the anniversary of the Stonewall riots, which changed gay rights for people in the U.S. and beyond. Transgender people of color were at the forefront of the riots. They are still fighting, literally, for their lives. #BlackTransLivesMatter. For more stories of survival go to @whereloveisillegal.

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