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. 2022 May 30;8(5):e34710. doi: 10.2196/34710

Table 1.

Characteristics of The PRIDE Study’s Coronavirus Impact Survey (March 23 to August 2, 2020) sample (N=3079).

Variable Value
Age (years), mean (SD) 36.7 (14.3)
Race/ethnicitya, n (%)

American Indian/Alaska Native 75 (2.44)

Asian 112 (3.64)

Black/African American/African 89 (2.89)

Latino/a/Hispanic 135 (4.38)

Middle Eastern/North African 27 (0.88)

Multiracial 752 (24.42)

Native Hawaiian/Asian Pacific Islander 6 (0.19)

White 2408 (78.21)

A racial/ethnic identity not listed 29 (0.94)
Gender identity, n (%)

Cisgender man 782 (27.8)

Cisgender woman 965 (34.3)

Nonbinary 520 (18.5)

Transgender man 322 (11.4)

Transgender woman 137 (4.9)

A gender identity not listed 90 (3.2)
Sexual orientation, n (%)

Asexual/demisexual/gray-ace 262 (8.5)

Bisexual/pansexual 865 (28.0)

Gay/lesbian 1580 (51.4)

Queer 344 (11.2)

Straight/heterosexual 21 (0.7)

Another sexual orientation 7 (0.2)
Education level, n (%)

Less than high school 18 (0.6)

High school graduate, GEDb, or some college 691 (22.4)

College degree (2 or 4 years) 1078 (34.9)

Graduate degree 1292 (42.0)

aParticipants could select all options that applied.

bGED: General Educational Development.