Finding purpose, and how a POC organization provided vital support and focus.

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An AMP Interview Stories, Historic, Contemporary, AIDS Organization / Leader, Living with HIV, LGBTQ Communities, Men, Black / African American
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DeAunté Damper: Coming back home

DeAunté shares details about his relationships, learning of his HIV diagnosis, and coming back home to Seattle after moving across the country. He credits POCAAN (originally People of Color Against AIDS Network) as providing the vital support and focus he needed.

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