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Table 1 Characteristics of The PRIDE Study 2019 Annual Questionnaire participants

From: Societal stigma and mistreatment in healthcare among gender minority people: a cross-sectional study

Variable

Total Sample

Gender-expansive People

Transgender Men

Transgender Women

(N = 2,031)

(n = 1,119)

(n = 626)

(n = 280)

Personal characteristics

    

 Age, in years (Mean ± SD)

32.0 (12.2)

30.4 (10.5)

30.0 (10.9)

42.6 (14.7)

 Race/ethnicitya

    

  American Indian or Alaska Native

7 (0.4)

3 (0.3)

1 (0.2)

3 (1.1)

  Asian

33 (1.7)

24 (2.2)

8 (1.3)

1 (0.4)

  Black, African American, or African

30 (1.5)

14 (1.3)

12 (1.9)

4 (1.5)

  Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish

50 (2.5)

24 (2.2)

19 (3.1)

7 (2.6)

  Middle Eastern or North African

6 (0.3)

3 (0.3)

1 (0.2)

2 (0.7)

  White

1,836 (91.9)

1,013 (91.8)

571 (92.3)

252 (91.6)

  Another race/ethnicity than is listed

35 (1.8)

22 (2.0)

7 (1.1)

6 (2.2)

 Sexual orientationa

    

  Asexual

383 (18.9)

260 (23.2)

85 (13.6)

38 (13.6)

  Bisexual

685 (33.7)

383 (34.2)

216 (34.5)

86 (30.7)

  Gay

342 (16.8)

146 (13.1)

177 (28.3)

15 (5.4)

  Lesbian

301 (14.8)

174 (15.6)

4 (0.6)

120 (42.9)

  Pansexual

435 (21.4)

242 (21.6)

116 (18.5)

77 (27.5)

  Queer

1,136 (55.9)

736 (65.8)

331 (52.9)

69 (24.6)

  Questioning

101 (5.0)

51 (4.6)

34 (5.4)

16 (5.7)

  Same-gender loving

104 (5.1)

50 (4.5)

41 (6.6)

13 (4.6)

  Straight/heterosexual

85 (4.2)

6 (0.5)

65 (10.4)

14 (5.0)

  Two-spirit

22 (1.1)

12 (1.1)

2 (0.3)

8 (2.9)

  Another sexual orientation

128 (6.3)

86 (7.7)

25 (4.0)

17 (6.1)

Socioeconomic Characteristics

    

 Annual individual income

    

  <$20K

1,014 (50.1)

570 (50.1)

347 (55.4)

97 (34.6)

  $20K to <$40K

422 (20.8)

259 (23.2)

116 (18.5)

47 (16.8)

  $40K to <$60K

267 (13.2)

156 (13.9)

41 (14.6)

70 (11.2)

  $60K to <$80k

115 (5.7)

62 (5.5)

25 (4.0)

28 (10.0)

  ≥$80K

207 (10.2)

72 (6.4)

68 (10.9)

67 (23.9)

 Educational level

    

  No high school diploma

16 (0.8)

6 (0.5)

6 (1.0)

4 (1.4)

  High school/GED graduate or some college

705 (34.8)

342 (30.6)

270 (43.2)

93 (33.2)

  College degree (2- or 4-year)

781 (38.6)

457 (40.8)

207 (33.1)

117 (41.8)

  Graduate degree

522 (25.8)

314 (28.1)

142 (22.7)

66 (23.6)

  1. Notes: The number of participants in the study group with available data are reported as (n) and percent (%) of n for each variable.
  2. aCategory is not mutually exclusive; therefore, percentages may be greater than 100%.
  3. SD = standard deviation