Cali Lopez/
China, Justin Anantawan
“Living in a country where our relationship isn’t legally acknowledged presents ongoing difficulties.”
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Yijia Shaw/
China, Justin Anantawan
“I feel alienated in the communities I’m part of.”
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Georgelie Berry/
Haiti, Justin Anantawan
“Growing up in Haiti, I faced judgments and labels due to my gender expression.”
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Devansh/
India, Justin Anantawan
“Constant bullying and harassment made it painfully clear that I was ‘different’.”
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Katherine/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“Embrace the side of yourself that feels shameful or wrong and channel that into your power. You contain multitudes and are much more resilient than you think.”
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Jorge Kizzy/
Canada, Justin Anantawan, Uganda
“Last year February 16 I got arrested from my home in Uganda on the reasons of being Queer.”
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Christian Hui/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“I wanted my portrait to capture not only who I am, but that it pays homage to the bodhisattvas of the HIV/AIDS response”
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Kenneth Poon/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“People living with HIV are here to stay and we are resilient and brave”
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Cameron Chase/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“I am exactly who I was meant to be: a queer, HIV+, Bi-racial human being”
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Rodin Wu/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“Being gay with HIV does not really put me to death, but the labels, discrimination, and stigma do!”
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Nancy/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“My experience has been lonely and fearful because of hiding my HIV status from other people.”
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James Lee/
Canada, Justin Anantawan
“In the before time
Before everyone was PRePared
We all had to worry”