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No evidence of higher crime rates in transgender-inclusive spaces
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HIV Criminalization in California
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LA County Preparedness Scan
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Gay and Trans Panic Defense
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Latest Publications
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HIV Criminalization in Florida
Amira Hasenbush
October 2018
A new report finds some disparities in the enforcement of HIV criminal laws in Florida, based on race, sex, geography and related offenses.
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Gender Identity Nondiscrimination Laws in Public Accommodations
Amira Hasenbush, Andrew R. Flores, Jody L. Herman
September 2018
Massachusetts’ gender-identity inclusive public accommodations nondiscrimination laws do not negatively impact safety in public restrooms.
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HIV Testing and PrEP Use in Different Generations of Gay and Bisexual Men
Phillip L. Hammack , Ilan H. Meyer, Evan A. Krueger, Marguerita Lightfoot, David M. Frost
September 2018
Only 25% of young sexually active gay and bisexual men have never been tested for HIV and just 4% of all gay and bisexual men use PrEP.
