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The Wall Las Memorias Project
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Latino Men's Group
About the Latino Men's Group
- Richard L. Zaldivar
- Richard Zaldivar is the founder and executive director of The Wall Las Memorias Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting wellness and preventing illness among Latino populations affected by HIV/AIDS by using the inspiration of the AIDS Monument as a catalyst for social change. Combining HIV/AIDS education and prevention, sensitivity to the spiritual needs and religious beliefs of it clients and supporters, and a commitment to social justice, The Wall Las Memorias under Zaldivar’s leadership has been in the forefront of the fight against HIVAIDS in Los Angeles and beyond. As executive director, he oversees programs that reach out to Latino populations in the Los Angeles area, including men who are gay, bisexual and MSM, communities of faith and the general public. The Wall Las Memorias Project is noted for several highly visible endeavors, including construction of the nation’s first publicly funded AIDS monument in the U.S.
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I am the first to admit that meeting people can be a difficult situation, that is unless you look like Antonio Sabato. For me this has always been tough to do. I know its because of my insecurities but it is something that I try to work on each and everytime I go out. For the most part, it actually comes naturally for me now although there are times when I tense up and all my confidence goes out the window. I like to meet people in many different ways, it just depends where I am, who I'm with and so on... I know how hard it is to just go up to someone and say hello, let alone actually muster up the courage to ask them on a date, so I don't get upset when someone tries (in their own way) to say hello. This might be a slap on the ass, a quick smile, a long and uncomfortable stare, or the more traditional, "Hello, wanna FUCK"? (Just Kidding)
However they might have done it, just take it for what it is, a compliment. I think sometimes its hard for us to take compliments, but trust me, we have to learn, otherwise, were never going to get laid. (Again, just kidding)
I guess what I'm trying to say is that no matter how you or someone else tries to meet someone, just remeber to be courteous, polite and most of all, respectfull. Like I said at the meeting, if I think someone is cute, I don't care how he says hello, (A bum rush kiss, a slap of the ass, or a simple hello) as long as he does.
Eversince I been in the dating scene, I never had a problem meeting poeple. THis is because the majority of the time, the men will approach me. I like it when they come up and introduce themselves and shake my hand like true gentlemen. I honor that and they get my full attention. That is sign of respect and civil.
What I don't approve are those inconsiderate people who grab my ass or say sexual comment to me. What do you want me to do next, say to myself, oh my god this the man of my dreams??? Please I am not a dumb blonde. I dont understand what they are thinking at that moment. Maybe it work for other guys but not me. Call me old fashion but I want a MAN not a boy, who can be respectful and have some class and introduce themselves by not grabbing me and be aggessive.
By the way, where are those old fashion men???
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