According to this report, 1% of the total US population aged 13 and older identifies as trans, including 0.8% of adults (more than 2.1 million people) and 3.3% of youth ages 13 to 17 (roughly 724,000 people).
Young adults ages 18 to 24 are significantly more likely to identify as trans (2.72%) than those 35 to 64 (0.42%) and those aged 65 and older (0.26%).
Of the 2.1 million trans adults, 32.7% (698,500) are trans women, 34.2% (730,500) are trans men and 33.1% (707,100) are trans non-binary people.
The trans populations are fairly consistent across regions, with 0.9% of adults in the west, midwest and north-east identifying as trans, compared with 0.7% of adults in the south.
Minnesota had the highest rate of adults who identify as trans (1.2%), and Hawaii had the highest rate of trans youth (3.6%), though the ranges were similar across states.
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Lies, damn lies and statistics. Just another agenda driven pseudosurvey. Commissioned to produce a predetermined finding in support of a perverse anti reality belief.
ReplyDeleteThe data supports the need for children to be taken away from their mentally ill parents, OUT of the horrible government monopoly day prison system that masquerades as schools, and given the proper direction in life.
ReplyDeleteIt's the fashion of the moment, and it will fade. Seen any Goth kids lately? Seriously, every generation has to find a way to shock its elders. It gets harder and harder. Listening to Elvis, long hair , dope smoking, acting ghetto, being Emo, getting, being punk, getting tattoos, body piercing, being gay, and now being a tranny. The only fear is: what's next?
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