Table 2:

Outcome and covariate distributions among sample women in MTF follow-up surveys, 1989–2016, dichotomized by structural sexism level

	Low sexism* (N=35,732 observations) N (%) (categorical) Mean (S.D.) (continuous)	High sexism* (N=35,749 observations) N (%) (categorical) Mean (S.D.) (continuous)	p-value
Alcohol outcomes
Reported any alcohol consumption (dichotomous)	24,609 (69%)	23,388 (65%)	<0.001
Reported any binge drinking (dichotomous)	9,761 (27%)	10,363 (29%)	<0.001
Occupational characteristics
Currently employed	29,173 (82%)	27,823 (78%)	<0.001
• One full-time job, or multiple jobs	22,915 (64.1%)	18,525 (51.8%)	<0.001
• One part-time job	6,258 (17.5%)	9,298 (26.0%)
In the labor force	33,071 (93%)	33,933 (95%)	<0.001
• Managerial/professional occupation	14,216 (47%)	7,960 (29%)	<0.001
• High prestige occupation	15,857 (55%)	9,160 (33%)	<0.001
• Majority-men occupations	3,522 (12.3%)	2,743 (9.9%)	<0.001
State-level covariates
Percentage of residents who are	18.0 (0.1)	16.9 (0.1)	<0.001
religious conservatives
Poverty rate	13.5 (2.9)	12.7 (3.2)	<0.001
Population density	207.4 (230.0)	186.7 (212.0)	<0.001
Alcohol policy climate scale	42.6 (7.3)	38.5 (9.3)	<0.001
GINI coefficient	0.61 (0.04)	0.58 (0.03)	<0.001
Individual-level covariates
Father has college degree	14,011 (39%)	12,994 (36%)	<0.001
Rural	14,147 (40%)	14,620 (41%)	<0.001
Rural at baseline	19,136 (54%)	18,843 (53%)	<0.001
White	29,461 (82%)	29,229 (82%)	0.074
Married	15,417 (43%)	9,608 (27%)	<0.001
More than 5 years of college education	9,365 (26%)	4,090 (11%)	<0.001
Religious	20,709 (58%)	23,037 (64%)	<0.00
Religious at baseline	21,968 (61%)	22,007 (62%)	0.818
Any alcohol consumption at baseline	17,754 (50%)	18,966 (50%)	<0.001
Any binge drinking at baseline	9,243 (26%)	9,330 (26%)	0.604

^*For descriptive statistics, high structural sexism refers to states with at or above median level; low structural sexism refers to states below median level