Transgender women, particularly Black and Latina women, are disproportionately affected by HIV. While 19% of trans women in the U.S. live with the virus, that number climbs to 44% for Black trans women. These statistics aren't a reflection of personal failure; they are the result of systemic inequities , limited healthcare access, and the unique social challenges our community faces. Prioritizing Your Health
Living as a woman of transgender experience often means navigating a world that isn’t always designed for you. When you add an HIV-positive status to that journey, the layers of stigma and systemic barriers can feel overwhelming. However, stories from our community show that a diagnosis is not a "curse"—it can be a catalyst for self-love, advocacy, and living an authentic life. Understanding the Landscape tgirls hiv
Modern medicine has transformed HIV from a life-threatening crisis into a manageable chronic condition. Spotlight on Arianna Lint: Women Making a Difference Transgender women, particularly Black and Latina women, are