Transgender Youth Face Barriers to Gender-Affirming Care in America
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Four trans people shared their experiences of transitioning and the challenges they faced in a survey conducted by The Washington Post and KFF. They spoke about their journeys, including the moment they knew they were trans, the difficulties they faced in coming out, and the discrimination they encountered. Despite the challenges, they expressed satisfaction with their lives after transitioning and the power of being true to themselves. The survey aimed to better inform the public about the experiences of trans people in America.
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- New HRC Data Reveals Over Half of Transgender Youth Ages 13-17 Could Soon Face Barriers to Life-Saving, Medically Necessary Gender Affirming Care Human Rights Campaign
- Most trans adults say transitioning made them more satisfied with their lives The Washington Post
- 6 key takeaways from the Post-KFF survey of transgender Americans The Washington Post
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