Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of 150 trans-masculine individuals participating in a study assessing contraception use and reproductive history.

	n	%
Age, continuous
Range: 21–50 years (mean, SD)	27.5	±5.7
Race/ethnicity
White	112	74.7
Person of color	38	25.3
American Indian or Alaska Native	0	0.0
Asian	9	6.0
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	1	0.7
Black or African American	4	2.7
More than one race	24	16.0
Hispanic/Latino
Hispanic or Latino	14	9.3
Not Hispanic or Latino	133	88.7
Not reported	3	2.0
Gender identity
Binary	115	76.7
Nonbinary	35	23.3
Education: highest level
High school or equivalent	14	9.3
Some college or more	136	90.7
Student: current
Yes	52	34.7
No	97	64.7
Prefer not to answer	1	0.7
Employment: current
Unemployed	34	22.7
Employed full-time	44	29.3
Employed part-time	68	45.3
Prefer not to answer	4	2.7
Low income (annual household)
$32,000 or less	74	49.3
>$32,000	60	40.0
Don’t know	13	8.7
Prefer not to answer	3	2.0
Insurance
No health insurance	4	2.7
Public insurance (Mass Health, Medicaid, Medicare)	45	30.0
Private, school or work insurance	68	45.3
Parent’s insurance	31	20.7
Prefer not to answer	2	1.3
Social gender affirmation*
No	16	10.7
Yes	131	87.3
Prefer not to answer	3	2.0
Cross-sex hormone use: lifetime†
No	29	19.3
Yes	121	80.7
Cross-sex hormone use: current (n=121)†
No	8	6.6
Yes	113	93.4
Time consistently on cross-sex hormones: lifetime†
Never	29	19.3
Less than 12 months	38	25.3
12 months to less than 3 years	37	24.7
3 years to less than 5 years	46	30.7
Gender confirmation surgeries
No	90	60.0
Yes	60	40.0
Social support score (n=149)‡	Mean SD
Range: 25–100	73.9	19.5