Table1.

CHARM participant demographics

Domain	Values	non-LGBTQ+ CHARM Participants N=668	LGBTQ+ CHARM Participants N=133	Interviewed CHARM Participants N=20
Age (in years)	Mean (SD)	36.9 (8.1)	32.5 (8.2)	32.0 (7.8)
	Range	18–50	18–49	18–48
Sex assigned at birth	Male	137 (20.5%)	37 (27.8%)	8 (40.0%)
	Female	531 (79.5%)	96 (72.2%)	12 (60.0%)
Gender identity	Male	137 (20.5%)	29 (21.8%)	6 (30.0%)
	Female	531 (79.5%)	81 (60.9%)	11 (55.0%)
	Transgender female	0	2 (1.5%)	0
	Transgender male	0	6 (4.5%)	2 (10.0%)
	Non-binary/Genderqueer	0	15 (11.3%)	1 (5.0%)
	Not sure/questioning	0	0	0
	Another gender identity	0	0	0
Sexual orientation	Heterosexual	668 (100%)	4 (3.0%)	1 (5.0%)
	Lesbian	0	21 (15.8%)	3 (15.0%)
	Gay	0	28 (21.1%)	8 (40.0%)
	Bisexual	0	56 (42.1%)	5 (25.0%)
	Not sure/questioning	0	10 (7.5%)	0
	Another sexual orientation	0	14a (10.5%)	3b (15.0%)
Race/ethnicityc	Native American	12 (1.8%)	2 (1.5%)	1 (5%)\
	Asian	36 (5.4%)	3 (2.3%)	0
	Black	35 (5.2%)	6 (4.5%)	0
	Pacific Islander	3 (0.5%)	0	0
	Middle Eastern	4 (0.6%)	1 (0.8%)	0
	White	288 (43.1%)	81 (60.9%)	15 (75.0%)
	Hispanic	231 (34.6%)	26 (19.6%)	3 (15.0%)
	Selected > 1 category	58 (7.9%)	13 (9.8%)	1 (5.0%)
	Unknown	1 (0.2%)	1 (0.8%)	0
Incomed	<$39,999	247 (37.4%)	60 (45.5%)	10 (50.0%)
	$40–79,999	233 (35.3%)	44 (33.3%)	8 (40.0%)
	≥$80,000	181 (27.4%)	28 (21.2%)	2 (10.0%)
Education	Some high school or less	90 (13.5%)	5 (3.8%)	0
	High school or associate collegee degree	314 (47.0%)	68 (51.1%)	9 (45.0%)
	Bachelors or graduate degree	264 (39.5%)	60 (45.1%)	11 (55.0%)

^a14 write-in responses for “another sexual orientation”: 9 pansexual, 3 queer, 1 queer/pansexual, 1 bi/pan, polyamorous

^b3 write in responses for “another sexual orientation”: 1 pansexual, 1 queer, 1 bi/pan, polyamorous

^cRace/ethnicity data missing for 9 participants

^dIncome data missing for 8 participants

^eIncludes occupational, technical, or vocational programs