According to the CDC, Black Americans are the most vulnerable to being diagnosed with Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphilis in comparison to other racial groups. Those ages 20-24 have the highest percentage of positive STI results. Those with additional risk factors such as intravenous drug use, having multiple sex partners, or engaging in unprotected anal receptive sex also make someone more vulnerable to STIs/HIV. Men of color who have sex with men of color is one of the most vulnerable identity groups when it comes to STIs. MSM’s are at an increased risk of contracting HIV as well. Black Americans and Hispanic Americans account for a large percentage of new HIV diagnoses in PA.