Trans In Color

World AIDS Day reminds us that Black and BIPOC transmasculine people deserve care, dignity, and visibility every single day.

HIV continues to impact our community in ways that are often overlooked, erased, or spoken about without us. Trans in Color exists to shift that. We create a space where Black and BIPOC transmasculine people can be seen, affirmed, and celebrated. A space where our experiences are centered, and our health and survival are not ignored.

Today we honor every transmasculine person living with HIV. Your life is powerful and your story matters. You deserve support that affirms who you are, information that is accessible, and community that shows up for you without judgment.

Trans in Color has always been a place for connection. Whether through shoutouts that uplift our people, community moments for visibility, or housing support when we were able to offer it, our work has always been rooted in creating safety and pride for those who are often pushed to the margins.

On World AIDS Day, we recommit to that work.
We stand with our brothers, our siblings, and our community members living with HIV.
We see you. We uplift you. We honor you.

If you are living with HIV and looking for community or support, you belong here.