Corrigendum

This article refers to:

Reaching and engaging non-gay identified, non-disclosing Black men who have sex with both men and women

Reaching and engaging non-gay identified, non-disclosing Black men who have sex with both men and women

Culture, Health & Sexuality Vol. 14, No. 9, October 2012, 975–990

The authors would like to make a correction to the above article published in Culture, Health & Sexuality, published online 31 August 2012.

In Table 1, HIV status figures should be the following:

Table 1 Participant characteristics (n = 33).

Characteristic	n	%
Sexual self-identification
Bisexual	18	54
Heterosexual	10	30
Other^a	5	15
Education
College degree	5	15
Some college	16	48
HS diploma/GED	6	18
Less than high school	6	18
Annual income
Less than $25,000	21	64
More than $25,000	12	36
Primary income source
Employment	10	30
Public benefits	20	61
Hustles/other^b	3	9
Criminal justice experience
Ever incarcerated	17	51
Ever arrested	24	73
HIV status (self-report)
Negative	18	55
Positive	13	39
Unknown	2	6
Marital Status
Never married	23	70
Separated/divorced	7	21
Widowed	2	6
Married	1	3
Notes:
^a e.g., ‘freak’, ‘down low’ or refused label;
^b Selling used clothing, selling drugs, borrowing from family and friends.