The transgender visibility peak seen in 2014 is now facing significant backlash, including restrictive legislation and military expulsions. Current statistics reveal about 1.6 million trans individuals in the U.S., especially prevalent among younger populations. Skepticism toward trans-affirming care parallels debates in climate science and vaccination, where the call for more evidence often delays acceptance. Belief changes in gender identity often stem from personal reflection rather than data comparison, indicating deeper societal complexities regarding acceptance and understanding of transgender issues.
The 'transgender tipping point' of 2014, where trans visibility surged, now appears to be reversing with increased restrictions and bans on gender-affirming care.
The estimates show that 1.6 million Americans aged 13 or older identified as trans, indicating a significant demographic presence among younger generations.
Skeptics of trans-affirming care resemble those against climate change or vaccines, often demanding further study while avoiding commitment.
Changing beliefs about gender identity often occur not through statistics but through personal introspection about one's beliefs.
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