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90 Day Fiance: The Other Way star Gabriel Paboga owns his own business: Take a look!

90 It’s time to 90 Day Fiance The Other Way10 Season 4 This season finally!

This series showcases many new faces, something viewers have been waiting for. It also offers some long-overdue representation.

Gabriel Paboga and Isabel Posada are one of this season’s new couples. They need to discover if Isabel’s family will accept him and their relationship.

In the sneak peek clip below, Gabe introduces himself — and to his business. He owns his own company!

90 Day Fiance: The Other Way star Gabriel Paboga owns his own business: Take a look!
Gabriel Paboga and his lady love Isabel Posada appear on 90 Day Fiance The Other Way Season 4 Photo Credit TLC

We knew from the first trailer (and the press release that came with it) that Gabe is an entrepreneur.

He is from Florida. He is the owner of his own company. He was on a work trip to Colombia when he met Isabel.

The couple has fallen in love. Gabe is anxious to find out more about his future in-laws. Bigotry can cause havoc in relationships and Gabe doesn’t know Isabel’s reaction to him.

The trailer hyped it up but didnt explain what his secret was Some viewers understood while others didnt

Gabriel can be transgender. Although it is not common to think of heterosexual relationships facing adversity like this, anti-trans bigotry can be very real and deadly. We don’t know much about Isabel’s parents. And of course we hope that their story will include love and acceptance as the season unfolds.

Isabel hopes to avoid having to choose between her love for Gabe and her parents — if her parents have a bigoted reaction to getting to know Gabe.

In the sneak peek of the Season 4 premiere, however, we’re not there yet.

Gabriel isnt meeting the parents yet The only thing he is doing is introducing himself to viewers

He also explains the business. And it’s the sort of thing that might be unfamiliar to some folks who are outside of the LGBTQ+ community.

Gabriel Paboga introduces viewers to himself and to his business on the Season 4 premiere of 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way. (Image Credit: TLC

Gabriel Paboga explains in the video that his business, GMPwear sells padded underwear for transgender men.

Not everyone experiences physical dysphoria Being able to wear underwear that is different from their normal shape as if they have external genitals can provide comfort

Particularly for those who are planning on having bottom surgery, which is genital surgery. Or if they are just seeing how it feels as they decide.

As Gabriel quickly notes in the video, many trans men already wear “packers.” But they are inconvenient, heavy, and sometimes fall out.

We are excited to see Gabriel’s and Isabel’s stories unfold soon. Until then, we’re just excited that they’re part of the cast.

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Whittier Street Health Center to Host Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on October 13th

The theme for this year's annual event is "Prioritizing Health: A Prescription for Prosperity, Power and Progress!"

Whittier Street Health Center to Host Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on October 13th
Prioritizing Health: A Prescription for Prosperity, Power and Progress!

Flyer created by Devin Williams-Agyeman, Graphic Designer

Whittier Street Health Center, a community health center with a mission to serve as a center of excellence that provides high quality and accessible health care and social services that achieve health equity, social justice, and the economic well-being of a diverse patient population, will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on Friday, October 13th from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. at its headquarters, FREDERICA M. WILLIAMS BUILDING, 1290 Tremont Street, Roxbury address.

The theme for this year's annual event is "Prioritizing Health: A Prescription for Prosperity, Power and Progress!" with Paul Francisco, senior vice president and chief diversity officer at State Street Bank as keynote speaker. Mr. Francisco stated, "I'm honored, and thrilled to have this full circle moment with Whittier Street Health Center, as their Hispanic Heritage Month speaker. As an immigrant to this country, I received my first primary health care from this organization. The access, care, and welcoming environment they provided me, is a hallmark of what makes Whittier Street Health Center a special place, a vital provider, and somewhere where our communities health outcomes can thrive because of exceptional care."

"Whittier Street Health Center serves a large immigrant population and Paul Francisco exemplifies the health center's belief that by promoting equity and equality, its patients are better positioned to realize their American dream and the possibility of prosperity, power and progress. We are proud to celebrate and recognize the significant contributions and rich and diverse backgrounds of our patient population," said Frederica M. Williams, president and CEO of Whittier Street Health Center. "An estimated 41% of Whittier's patients identify as Hispanic or Latino, and more than 50% of our employees identify likewise. We stand united in addressing the health equity of all and look forward to honoring our Hispanic community, friends, patients and colleagues with this special program." 

The afternoon's event will also feature musical entertainment and a discussion about preventable chronic conditions including diabetes and led by Whittier staff members in Spanish. All are welcome to attend this free event.
 

Contact Information:
Stefanie Wilson
Executive Assistant
[email protected]
617-989-3221

Frederica Williams
President & CEO
[email protected]
617-989-3221
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Prioritizing Health: A Prescription for Prosperity, Power and Progress!
Prioritizing Health: A Prescription for Prosperity, Power and Progress!

Flyer created by Devin Williams-Agyeman, Graphic Designer

Paul Francisco, Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, State Street Bank
Paul Francisco, Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, State Street Bank

Whittier Street Health Center Hispanic Heritage Month Keynote Speaker



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