Olympian Greg Louganis on how HIV stigma is changing | Part 3/4 By Emen8, updated 1 year ago in Lifestyle / LGBT people and culture Share Close Share Popup Share via… Facebook Twitter Copy link In 1988, Greg Louganis couldn’t tell his coach about his HIV diagnosis for fear of not being allowed to compete in the Olympic Games. He tells Emen8 how much the stigma of being HIV positive has changed in the 30 years since then and how he maintains his resilience. Olympian Greg Louganis on how HIV stigma is changing | part 3/4 Enjoyed viewing part three of our four part video series featuring Greg Louganis? Continue watching the rest of the series here: Part one: Greg Louganis talks about his HIV diagnosisPart two: The benefits of HIV treatmentPart four: Speaking out about HIV More from Lifestyle LGBT people and culture Hot Trans Summer: on pride, representation and drag with BluberryBakla We spoke to Sydney-based drag performer BluberryBakla about what pride means to them as a trans artist and what to do this hot trans summer! LGBT people and culture A guide to Transgender Day of Remembrance Whether you’re cis or trans, make sure Transgender Day of Remembrance is in your calendar. LGBT people and culture A guide to Bi+ Visibility Day September 23 each year is Bi+ Visibility Day. Here’s how you can get involved and why it’s a big deal!
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