#StartTalkingHIV: Posts for Gay and Bisexual Men

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Let’s Stop HIV Together Social Media Toolkit
#StartTalkingHIV: Posts for Gay and Bisexual Men

Let's Stop HIV Together

Looking for content tailored for gay and bisexual men? We’ve got you covered! This edition of our Let’s Stop HIV Together Social Media Toolkit contains ready-to-go messages for posting on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.

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Social Media Content

Simply click the images in the left column to download. The sample copy in the right column can be used for Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram posts. Keep in mind, however, that URLs do not become active links when used in an Instagram feed post. If you would like to direct Instagram users to an external webpage, you can do so in a story post by using the “link” button.

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Man smiling. Text: “For the brothers who are navigating life in space where it is not okay to be gay…I want you to know that you are beautiful and wonderfully made.” -David Johns

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You are beautiful and wonderfully made. OWN IT and take control in choosing the #HIV prevention and treatment options that work best for you. Learn more: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether

#StopHIVTogether

Male couple embracing each other. Text: I like someone who takes charge. That starts with knowing your HIV status.

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Take control! #DYK that #HIV self-tests help you take charge of your sexual health?! Learn how to find free HIV self-test kits: cdc.gov/HIVSelfTesting

#StopHIVTogether

Man giving a condom to his partner as they lie in bed. Text: Talk Condoms.

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Communication is sexy. Before the fun starts, talk with your partners before sex about ways to prevent HIV, like using #condoms. Learn more about condoms: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Prevention

#StartTalkingHIV #StopHIVTogether

Man conversing with another man. Text: Talk PrEP.

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PrEP is a medicine to prevent #HIV. It can either be a pill or a shot. Learn more and decide if #PrEP is right for you: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Prevention

#StartTalkingHIV #StopHIVTogether

Man speaking about PrEP. Text: Deion • Boston, MA - I had a very frank conversation.

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#PrEP for your sneaky links, by exploring ALL your #HIV prevention options. Learn more about PrEP and other options at: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Prevention

#StopHIVTogether

Illustration of performing artist Lil Nas X. Text: “Let’s celebrate by recognizing sexual health and wellness for everyone, whatever their gender/sexual identity and expression.” -Lil Nas X

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We can and must show love and compassion when talking about #HIV. Only then can we #StopHIVStigma. Learn how: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Stigma

#StartTalkingHIV #StopHIVTogether

Man pictured against a light blue background. Text: “HIV is just a virus. It’s the stigma that is the deadly disease.” -Anthony from New York

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Stigma often creates barriers for people living with HIV and even prevents some from getting medical treatment. We can stand up together and #StopHIVStigma. Learn how: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Stigma

#StopHIVTogether

Man pictured smiling against a purple background. Text: “Knowledge is power. The more people are aware, the more they can act.” -Zeus from California

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Knowledge is power. Talk to your family and friends about the importance of #HIV testing, prevention, and treatment. Let’s normalize the conversation to #StopHIVTogether.

#StartTalkingHIV

Man pictured smiling against a multicolored background. Text: “The more we educate ourselves, the more we can combat stigma.” Devan Orlando, Florida

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Words matter when talking about HIV. Brush up on your #HIV facts so you can help educate others: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Stigma

#StartTalkingHIV #StopHIVTogether #StopHIVStigma

Illustration of two men texting each other through a digital dating app. Text: Undetectable = Untransmittable. It means people with HIV who have an undetectable viral load cannot transmit HIV through sex.

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Being supportive of people with #HIV helps them stay healthy. This includes sharing the facts around being #undetectable in your community. Learn about undetectable: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Treatment

#StartTalkingHIV #StopHIVTogether #UequalsU

Man smiling outdoors. Text: “I’m understanding that there’s no shame in being a person living with HIV.” -Bryan, Cleveland, OH

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Help #StopHIVStigma to improve the lives of those who are aging well with #HIV. Educate yourself and find out what you can do: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Treatment

#StopHIVTogether

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Man smiling against an orange background. Text (Spanish): Saber es poder. No permitas que es stigma del VIH to detenga. -Glen Miami, FL

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El estigma del #HIV es una barrera para que alguien se haga la prueba. Ayuda a promover la prueba del VIH en tu comunidad. Aprende cómo: cdc.gov/Juntos

#DetengamosJuntosElVIH

English translation: HIV stigma is a barrier to someone getting tested. Help promote HIV testing in your community. Learn how.

Man smiling against a red background. Text (Spanish): Tú tienes control sobre el VIH. -Raul Queens, NY

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Hay más opciones que nunca para prevenir el #VIH. Encontra cuales opciones funcionarán mejor para ti: cdc.gov/PrevencionDelVIH

#DetengamosJuntosElVIH

There are more options than ever before to prevent HIV. Find out which options work best for you.

Two men holding hands while walking together. Text (Spanish): Hablemos de la prueba del VIH.

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Saber tu estatus del #VIH te ayuda a escoger opciones para mantenerte saludable. Hacerse la prueba del VIH puede ser gratis, rápido y confidencial. Aprende más: cdc.gov/PruebasDelVIH

#DetengamosJuntosElVIH

Knowing your HIV status helps you make the decisions to stay healthy. Getting tested for HIV is free, fast, and confidential. Learn more.

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