Furthermore, in his parent's culture, homosexuality is something that happens to men who are unable to get an erection. There are no issues that people of color need to think about separately. They may have questions in different areas that stem from religious or class background, but they are no more closed minded any other communities. There are centers and organizations that specialize in lesbian, gay, and bisexual issues for people of color, and while there is some literature in other languages, it may be difficult to locate, particularly for students in smaller cities. I would urge people for whom language is an issue, to do a little more research before coming out.
Many students find information and support on coming out on the Internet.
Even if you can't track down the information that meets your specific needs, you may be able to find someone who can point you in the right direction. There are numerous chat rooms that allow students to connect with people in similar situations. In addition to campus resources, most cities have lesbian and gay community centers that can provide counseling and support for those coming out and for their families and friends. It is important for students, in considering who to come out to and in searching through websites and chatrooms, always to consider their safety first. It is also extremely important that those who a friend chooses to come out to remember that while they may not know exactly what to say, they can be a good listener and refrain from judgement.