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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J STD AIDS. 2015 Sep 18;27(11):955–966. doi: 10.1177/0956462415602418

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics Among Sexually Active Trans Masculine People Who Have Sex with Men in Massachusetts (n=173).

Total Social Gender
Transition
No Social Gender
Transition
Comparing TMSM with
and without social
gender transition
N=173 N=143 N=30

DEMOGRAPHICS Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD t-test (df) p-value
Age (Range: 18-57 Years) 29.4 9.6 30.1 9.9 26.2 6.8 −4.58 (863) <0.0001
Binary/Non-Binary Gender Identity N % N % N % χ2 (df) p-value
 Female-to-Male (FTM)/ Transgender Man/ Male 89 51.4 82 57.3 7 23.3 55.80 (1) <0.0001
 Genderqueer, Gender Variant, or Gender Nonconforming 84 48.6 61 42.7 23 76.7
Race/Ethnicity
 White (Non-Hispanic) 141 81.5 115 80.4 26 86.7 1.87 (1) 0.17
 People of Color (POC) 32 18.5 28 19.6 4 13.3
Education
 Some College or Less 58 33.5 44 30.8 14.0 46.7 10.87 (1) 0.001
 College Graduate or More 115 66.5 99 69.2 16.0 53.3
Employment
 Employed (wages, self-employed and/or employed student) 124 71.7 104 72.7 20 66.7 1.53 (2) 0.46
 Student only 19 11.0 15 10.5 4 13.3
 Unemployed, unable to work, other 30 17.3 24 16.8 6 20.0
Income – Annual
 <20k 83 48.0 68 47.6 15 50.0 7.47 (2) 0.02
 20k to <50k 50 28.9 39 27.3 11 36.7
 50k + 40 23.1 36 25.2 4 13.3
Gender Affirmation
 Social Transition Only 46 26.6 46 32.2 0 0.0 865.00 (2) <0.0001
 Social and Medical Transition 97 56.1 97 67.8 0 0.0
 No Social Transition 30 17.3 0 0.0 30 100.0
Sexual Orientation Identity
 Straight/Heterosexual 12 6.9 11 7.7 1 3.3 3.72 (1) 0.05
 Non-Heterosexual identity 161 93.1 132 92.3 29 96.7
Relationship Status
 Partnered 93 53.8 82 57.3 11 36.7 18.86 (1) <0.0001
 Non-Partnered 80 46.2 61 42.7 19 63.3