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Photo by @Hammond_Robin | Homophobia has molded much of Annobil’s life. As a gay man in Ghana, where he goes, how he talks, walks, dresses must be carefully considered. But homophobia has given Annobil an unintended gift–he’s found a
level of resilience he didn’t know he possessed. The persecution he faces and his HIV+ status provides him with life experiences he has turned into lessons he now shares. He is now a leader in the LGBTQI+ community and a healthcare
advocate, helping with testing, and ensuring medication is received. Annobil explains that the fight against HIV is not just about providing protection and education. The link between high HIV infection and the prevalence of a society’s
homophobic attitudes is strong: “Stigma is killing people in our community. We need to change our attitudes toward the MSM (men who have sex with men) or the positive ones. Because we all human being.” To read more stories of survival follow @WhereLoveIsIllegal
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