Anonymous ID: e305af Jan. 16, 2023, 8:58 a.m. No.18155855   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5872

Maybe there is something here?

 

Q337

Estimated 4-6% we consider ‘hopeless' and forever brainwashed.

Q529

4-6% LOST FOREVER.

Q3029

4-6% [brainwashed] will never wake up even when presented w/ FACTS.

 

Allison

@TheOGAllison

5%of people under 30 now identify as transgender.

11:11 PM· Jan 14, 2023

https://twitter.com/TheOGAllison/status/1614475440038739969

 

New studies find millions of young nonbinary and transgender Americans

By Daniel de Visé | Jan. 13, 2023

 

One young adult in 20 is now nonbinary or transgender,communities that society barely recognized and seldom counted until a few years ago.

 

Those populations are not new. Only recently, though, have survey-takers thought to ask people about gender identity, invoking terminology that did not exist for prior generations. The word “nonbinary” did not appear in The New York Times until 2014.

 

The rising visibility of nonbinary and transgender people reflects the nation’s growing acceptance of gender fluidity, especially among the young. One landmark study found 1.2 million nonbinary people in the 18-60 age group. Of that total, three-quarters were under 30, which suggests Generation Z has explored gender identity to an extent that older Americans have not.

 

“We have a world in which we are finally counting these groups,” said Kay Simon, 28, an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota who studies the experiences of queer youth and their families. “You can’t identify as something if you don’t know what the word is.”

 

Simon grew up in Florida and Texas. “From a very young age, I kind of realized I was gay,” they said. “At the time, I probably could have told you that I felt different about my gender, but I didn’t have a word for it.”

 

The word was nonbinary, denoting a person who identifies with neither the male nor female gender.

 

Simon remembers when the academic community introduced he-she-they pronouns on faculty pages and email salutations, during their grad-school years. Even now, teaching about sexuality and gender identity in the presumptively safe space of a college campus, Simon must decide “kind of regularly” whether to correct someone who refers to them with the wrong pronoun.

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https://thehill.com/changing-america/3811406-new-studies-find-millions-of-young-nonbinary-and-transgender-americans/