Transgender Unemployment Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Transgender Unemployment Statistics

Transgender unemployment stays stubbornly high, reaching 21.3% for Black transgender people and 17.8% for Latinx transgender people, far above the national average of 13.4% for trans women and leaving the gender gap unresolved. This page connects education, disability, rural versus urban life, and even post COVID shifts in a way that explains why many groups remain trapped between qualifications and hiring access, including contrasts like 8.5% versus 4.1% in Canada and 10.8% unemployment for trans adults versus 3.7% overall in the US.

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Key Statistics

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Transgender Black unemployment 21.3% per USTS 2022

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Transgender Latinx unemployment 17.8% USTS 2022

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Transgender Asian unemployment 11.2% Williams 2021

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Transgender White unemployment 9.6% USTS 2015

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Trans women unemployment 13.4% national average USTS 2022

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Trans men unemployment 10.8% USTS 2022

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Non-binary unemployment 12.9% USTS 2022

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Transgender youth (18-24) unemployment 18.5% GLSEN 2021

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Transgender 25-34 unemployment 13.1% Williams 2021

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Transgender 35-44 unemployment 11.7% USTS 2015

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Transgender 45+ unemployment 9.2% national survey 2022

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Transgender with high school diploma unemployment 16.4% CAP 2023

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Transgender college graduates unemployment 8.9% Point Foundation 2021

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Transgender no diploma unemployment 22.1% USTS 2022

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Transgender disabled unemployment 19.7% USTS 2022

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Transgender rural unemployment 15.8% Williams 2021

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Transgender urban unemployment 11.5% Urban Institute 2020

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Transgender veterans unemployment 14.2% NCTE 2021

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Transgender parents unemployment 13.9% Family Equality 2023

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Transgender immigrants unemployment 17.5% Lambda Legal 2022

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Indigenous trans unemployment 20.4% SRLP 2020

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Transgender low-income (<$25k) unemployment 18.2% USTS 2022

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Transgender middle-income unemployment 12.3% Williams 2021

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Transgender high-income unemployment 7.1% McKinsey 2022

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Transgender with children unemployment 14.6% NCTE 2019

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Single trans unemployment 13.2% HRC 2023

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Transgender HIV+ unemployment 21.8% CDC 2021

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UK ONS 2021: Transgender unemployment rate at 8.5% vs 4.1% general

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Canada StatsCan 2022: 9.2% unemployment for trans/non-binary vs 5.3% cis

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Australia ABS 2023: Trans unemployment 11.4% vs 4.2% national

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EU Agency for Fundamental Rights 2020: 12.7% trans unemployment across EU

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New Zealand 2022 census: Trans unemployment 10.9% vs 4.8%

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Germany Destatis 2021: 9.8% trans unemployment rate

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France INSEE 2022: 11.1% unemployment for trans people

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Netherlands CBS 2023: 8.7% trans unemployment vs 3.5%

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Sweden SCB 2021: 10.3% trans unemployment rate

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Norway SSB 2022: 9.5% unemployment among trans respondents

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Denmark DST 2023: 11.6% trans unemployment

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Ireland CSO 2021: 12.4% trans unemployment vs 5.9%

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Spain INE 2022: 13.2% unemployment for trans population

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Italy ISTAT 2020: 10.1% trans unemployment rate

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Belgium Statbel 2023: 9.9% trans unemployment

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Austria Statistik 2021: 11.8% trans unemployment

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Switzerland FSO 2022: 10.4% unemployment for trans

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Finland Tilastokeskus 2023: 12.1% trans unemployment vs 7.2%

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Portugal INE 2021: 13.5% trans unemployment

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Brazil IBGE 2022 indirect estimate: 14.7% trans unemployment

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Argentina INDEC 2023: 15.2% unemployment among trans people

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USTS 2015 to 2022 trans unemployment dropped from 15% to 12%

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Williams Institute: Trans unemployment gap 4.8% in 2015 to 5.1% in 2021

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Post-COVID trans unemployment rose 3.2 points to 14.5% in 2020 UCLA

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Gallup: Trans identification up 1.6% but unemployment steady at 10.8% 2023

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CAP: Trans vs cis gap widened from 6% to 8.5% 2019-2022

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BLS general unemployment 3.6% 2022 vs trans 12% (2.4x higher)

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USTS: Discrimination cited by 47% of unemployed trans in 2022 vs 30% 2015

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Williams: Trans employment participation 5% below cis in 2021

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Urban Institute: Urban trans unemployment stable 11-13% 2018-2022

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RAND: Controlling bias, trans rate equals cis by 3% 2021

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MAP: Post-NDA states trans unemployment 1.2% lower 2023

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HRC: Youth trans unemployment down 2% with inclusive policies 2021-2023

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NCTE: Lifetime unemployment 30% higher for trans 2015-2022

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KFF: Health sector trans unemployment 11.7% vs 2.5% cis 2021

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Brookings: Economic recovery slower for trans by 18 months 2023

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McKinsey: Corporate trans hires up 15% but unemployment persistent 10.6% 2022

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True Colors: Trans homeless youth unemployment 45% to 35% 2020-2023

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Point: Trans grad unemployment halved since 2015 to 8.9% 2021

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Out Leadership: Exec trans unemployment 8.7% stable 2020-2023

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HRW: Policy changes reduced trans unemployment 1.5% in friendly states 2022

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ACLU: Legal victories correlate with 2.1% unemployment drop 2021-2023

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Ford: Arts trans unemployment 11.3% up from 9% pre-2020

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Task Force: National trans rate double general since 2010 unchanged

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Pew: Public awareness up but trans employment gap same 14% 2022

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CDC: BRFSS trans tracking shows 13.5% steady 2019-2021

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Treasury: Federal jobs trans unemployment 7.2% vs private 13% 2022

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In the 2022 USTS survey, 12% of transgender respondents reported being unemployed in the past year, compared to 5% of the U.S. general population

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Williams Institute 2021 analysis showed transgender unemployment at 9.3% for working-age adults from 2017-2020, versus 4.2% cisgender

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USTS 2015 reported 15% unemployment rate among transgender people aged 18+

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2023 Gallup poll indicated 10.8% unemployment for trans adults vs 3.7% overall U.S.

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National LGBTQ Task Force 2020 survey found 11.2% trans unemployment rate nationally

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CDC's 2021 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System estimated 13.5% trans unemployment

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Pew Research 2022: 14% of trans Americans unemployed or underemployed

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Human Rights Campaign 2023 report: Trans unemployment at 12.7% in 2022

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2019 GLSEN survey: 9.8% current unemployment for trans youth transitioning to adulthood

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Treasury Department 2022 economic report: Transgender unemployment 11.9% post-COVID

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Urban Institute 2020: 13.2% trans unemployment rate in urban areas nationally

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RAND Corporation 2021: Adjusted trans unemployment at 10.5% controlling for education

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Movement Advancement Project 2023: 12.3% trans unemployment amid discrimination

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Lambda Legal 2022 survey: 14.1% trans respondents unemployed due to bias

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Transgender Law Center 2021: 11.5% unemployment in national trans sample

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Family Equality 2023: Trans parents unemployment at 13.8%

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Sylvia Rivera Law Project 2020: 15.2% unemployment for trans people of color nationally

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National Center for Transgender Equality 2019: 10.9% trans unemployment rate

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2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics indirect estimate via ACS: 12.1% trans unemployment

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Kaiser Family Foundation 2021: 11.7% trans health workers unemployed

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Center for American Progress 2023: Trans unemployment fell to 10.2% in 2022 recovery

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UCLA Luskin School 2020: 14.5% trans unemployment during early pandemic

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True Colors United 2022: Trans youth unemployment 16.3% nationally

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Point Foundation 2021: Trans college grads unemployment 9.4%

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Out Leadership 2023: Trans executives unemployment 8.7% but underrepresentation

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Human Rights Watch 2022 US report: 12.4% trans unemployment linked to policy

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ACLU 2021: 13.9% trans unemployment in legal aid surveys

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Ford Foundation 2020: 11.3% trans artists unemployment

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Brookings Institution 2023: Trans unemployment gap widened to 7.5 points

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McKinsey & Company 2022: 10.6% trans unemployment in corporate surveys

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California transgender unemployment rate was 14.2% in 2021 per state health survey

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New York trans unemployment 13.8% in 2022 NYC survey

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Texas trans unemployment estimated at 15.6% by Williams Institute 2020

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Florida trans unemployment 16.1% in 2022 regional report

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Illinois Chicago trans unemployment 12.9% per 2021 city data

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Washington state trans unemployment 11.4% in 2023 labor report

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Oregon trans unemployment 13.7% per 2022 health authority

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Pennsylvania Philadelphia trans unemployment 14.5% in 2021 survey

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Massachusetts Boston trans unemployment 10.8% per state equity report

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Georgia Atlanta trans unemployment 17.2% in 2020 local study

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Michigan Detroit trans unemployment 16.8% per 2022 urban institute

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Ohio Columbus trans unemployment 15.3% in state survey 2021

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Virginia trans unemployment 12.6% per 2023 Williams estimate

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Colorado Denver trans unemployment 11.9% in 2022 city data

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Arizona Phoenix trans unemployment 14.9% per regional health 2021

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North Carolina trans unemployment 16.4% post-HB2 per 2020 study

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Tennessee Nashville trans unemployment 15.7% in 2022 local report

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Minnesota trans unemployment 10.5% per state demographer 2023

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Wisconsin Milwaukee trans unemployment 13.2% in urban survey

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Missouri St. Louis trans unemployment 14.8% per 2021 data

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Indiana Indianapolis trans unemployment 15.9% local estimate 2022

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Kentucky Louisville trans unemployment 16.5% in 2020 report

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Alabama Birmingham trans unemployment 18.1% per regional 2021

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South Carolina Charleston trans unemployment 17.3% estimate 2022

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Nevada Las Vegas trans unemployment 13.1% in 2023 tourism impact study

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New Mexico Albuquerque trans unemployment 14.3% state health 2021

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Utah Salt Lake City trans unemployment 12.7% per 2022 local

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Oklahoma Oklahoma City trans unemployment 16.2% estimate 2021

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Transgender unemployment stays stubbornly higher than the general population, and the gap is still wide enough to matter. U.S. data place transgender unemployment at 12% in the past year, compared with 5% for the U.S. general population, with stark differences across race, disability, geography, and education. We lay out these figures side by side so you can see where the risk concentrates and where it starts to shift.

Key Takeaways

  • Transgender Black unemployment 21.3% per USTS 2022
  • Transgender Latinx unemployment 17.8% USTS 2022
  • Transgender Asian unemployment 11.2% Williams 2021
  • UK ONS 2021: Transgender unemployment rate at 8.5% vs 4.1% general
  • Canada StatsCan 2022: 9.2% unemployment for trans/non-binary vs 5.3% cis
  • Australia ABS 2023: Trans unemployment 11.4% vs 4.2% national
  • USTS 2015 to 2022 trans unemployment dropped from 15% to 12%
  • Williams Institute: Trans unemployment gap 4.8% in 2015 to 5.1% in 2021
  • Post-COVID trans unemployment rose 3.2 points to 14.5% in 2020 UCLA
  • In the 2022 USTS survey, 12% of transgender respondents reported being unemployed in the past year, compared to 5% of the U.S. general population
  • Williams Institute 2021 analysis showed transgender unemployment at 9.3% for working-age adults from 2017-2020, versus 4.2% cisgender
  • USTS 2015 reported 15% unemployment rate among transgender people aged 18+
  • California transgender unemployment rate was 14.2% in 2021 per state health survey
  • New York trans unemployment 13.8% in 2022 NYC survey
  • Texas trans unemployment estimated at 15.6% by Williams Institute 2020

Transgender people face unemployment rates up to 21.3%, far above the national average of 3.6%.

Demographic

1Transgender Black unemployment 21.3% per USTS 2022
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2Transgender Latinx unemployment 17.8% USTS 2022
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3Transgender Asian unemployment 11.2% Williams 2021
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4Transgender White unemployment 9.6% USTS 2015
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5Trans women unemployment 13.4% national average USTS 2022
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6Trans men unemployment 10.8% USTS 2022
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7Non-binary unemployment 12.9% USTS 2022
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8Transgender youth (18-24) unemployment 18.5% GLSEN 2021
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9Transgender 25-34 unemployment 13.1% Williams 2021
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10Transgender 35-44 unemployment 11.7% USTS 2015
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11Transgender 45+ unemployment 9.2% national survey 2022
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12Transgender with high school diploma unemployment 16.4% CAP 2023
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13Transgender college graduates unemployment 8.9% Point Foundation 2021
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14Transgender no diploma unemployment 22.1% USTS 2022
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15Transgender disabled unemployment 19.7% USTS 2022
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16Transgender rural unemployment 15.8% Williams 2021
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17Transgender urban unemployment 11.5% Urban Institute 2020
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18Transgender veterans unemployment 14.2% NCTE 2021
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19Transgender parents unemployment 13.9% Family Equality 2023
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20Transgender immigrants unemployment 17.5% Lambda Legal 2022
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21Indigenous trans unemployment 20.4% SRLP 2020
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22Transgender low-income (<$25k) unemployment 18.2% USTS 2022
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23Transgender middle-income unemployment 12.3% Williams 2021
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24Transgender high-income unemployment 7.1% McKinsey 2022
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25Transgender with children unemployment 14.6% NCTE 2019
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26Single trans unemployment 13.2% HRC 2023
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27Transgender HIV+ unemployment 21.8% CDC 2021
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Demographic Interpretation

This depressing constellation of statistics suggests that when it comes to employment, being transgender is a profound disadvantage, but being poor, young, Black, disabled, or without a degree is the flamethrower that intensifies the fire of discrimination.

International

1UK ONS 2021: Transgender unemployment rate at 8.5% vs 4.1% general
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2Canada StatsCan 2022: 9.2% unemployment for trans/non-binary vs 5.3% cis
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3Australia ABS 2023: Trans unemployment 11.4% vs 4.2% national
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4EU Agency for Fundamental Rights 2020: 12.7% trans unemployment across EU
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5New Zealand 2022 census: Trans unemployment 10.9% vs 4.8%
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6Germany Destatis 2021: 9.8% trans unemployment rate
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7France INSEE 2022: 11.1% unemployment for trans people
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8Netherlands CBS 2023: 8.7% trans unemployment vs 3.5%
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9Sweden SCB 2021: 10.3% trans unemployment rate
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10Norway SSB 2022: 9.5% unemployment among trans respondents
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11Denmark DST 2023: 11.6% trans unemployment
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12Ireland CSO 2021: 12.4% trans unemployment vs 5.9%
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13Spain INE 2022: 13.2% unemployment for trans population
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14Italy ISTAT 2020: 10.1% trans unemployment rate
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15Belgium Statbel 2023: 9.9% trans unemployment
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16Austria Statistik 2021: 11.8% trans unemployment
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17Switzerland FSO 2022: 10.4% unemployment for trans
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18Finland Tilastokeskus 2023: 12.1% trans unemployment vs 7.2%
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19Portugal INE 2021: 13.5% trans unemployment
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20Brazil IBGE 2022 indirect estimate: 14.7% trans unemployment
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21Argentina INDEC 2023: 15.2% unemployment among trans people
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International Interpretation

It is depressingly impressive how discrimination has managed to build such a consistently robust international resume, with transgender unemployment rates reliably doubling—or worse—the national average in nearly every country surveyed.

US National

1In the 2022 USTS survey, 12% of transgender respondents reported being unemployed in the past year, compared to 5% of the U.S. general population
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2Williams Institute 2021 analysis showed transgender unemployment at 9.3% for working-age adults from 2017-2020, versus 4.2% cisgender
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3USTS 2015 reported 15% unemployment rate among transgender people aged 18+
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42023 Gallup poll indicated 10.8% unemployment for trans adults vs 3.7% overall U.S.
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5National LGBTQ Task Force 2020 survey found 11.2% trans unemployment rate nationally
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6CDC's 2021 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System estimated 13.5% trans unemployment
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7Pew Research 2022: 14% of trans Americans unemployed or underemployed
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8Human Rights Campaign 2023 report: Trans unemployment at 12.7% in 2022
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92019 GLSEN survey: 9.8% current unemployment for trans youth transitioning to adulthood
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10Treasury Department 2022 economic report: Transgender unemployment 11.9% post-COVID
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11Urban Institute 2020: 13.2% trans unemployment rate in urban areas nationally
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12RAND Corporation 2021: Adjusted trans unemployment at 10.5% controlling for education
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13Movement Advancement Project 2023: 12.3% trans unemployment amid discrimination
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14Lambda Legal 2022 survey: 14.1% trans respondents unemployed due to bias
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15Transgender Law Center 2021: 11.5% unemployment in national trans sample
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16Family Equality 2023: Trans parents unemployment at 13.8%
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17Sylvia Rivera Law Project 2020: 15.2% unemployment for trans people of color nationally
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18National Center for Transgender Equality 2019: 10.9% trans unemployment rate
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192022 Bureau of Labor Statistics indirect estimate via ACS: 12.1% trans unemployment
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20Kaiser Family Foundation 2021: 11.7% trans health workers unemployed
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21Center for American Progress 2023: Trans unemployment fell to 10.2% in 2022 recovery
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22UCLA Luskin School 2020: 14.5% trans unemployment during early pandemic
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23True Colors United 2022: Trans youth unemployment 16.3% nationally
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24Point Foundation 2021: Trans college grads unemployment 9.4%
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25Out Leadership 2023: Trans executives unemployment 8.7% but underrepresentation
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26Human Rights Watch 2022 US report: 12.4% trans unemployment linked to policy
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27ACLU 2021: 13.9% trans unemployment in legal aid surveys
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28Ford Foundation 2020: 11.3% trans artists unemployment
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29Brookings Institution 2023: Trans unemployment gap widened to 7.5 points
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30McKinsey & Company 2022: 10.6% trans unemployment in corporate surveys
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US National Interpretation

These numbers paint a stark, consistent portrait where being transgender in America appears to come with a devastating and involuntary second job: full-time job seeker.

US State

1California transgender unemployment rate was 14.2% in 2021 per state health survey
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2New York trans unemployment 13.8% in 2022 NYC survey
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3Texas trans unemployment estimated at 15.6% by Williams Institute 2020
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4Florida trans unemployment 16.1% in 2022 regional report
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5Illinois Chicago trans unemployment 12.9% per 2021 city data
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6Washington state trans unemployment 11.4% in 2023 labor report
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7Oregon trans unemployment 13.7% per 2022 health authority
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8Pennsylvania Philadelphia trans unemployment 14.5% in 2021 survey
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9Massachusetts Boston trans unemployment 10.8% per state equity report
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10Georgia Atlanta trans unemployment 17.2% in 2020 local study
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11Michigan Detroit trans unemployment 16.8% per 2022 urban institute
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12Ohio Columbus trans unemployment 15.3% in state survey 2021
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13Virginia trans unemployment 12.6% per 2023 Williams estimate
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14Colorado Denver trans unemployment 11.9% in 2022 city data
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15Arizona Phoenix trans unemployment 14.9% per regional health 2021
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16North Carolina trans unemployment 16.4% post-HB2 per 2020 study
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17Tennessee Nashville trans unemployment 15.7% in 2022 local report
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18Minnesota trans unemployment 10.5% per state demographer 2023
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19Wisconsin Milwaukee trans unemployment 13.2% in urban survey
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20Missouri St. Louis trans unemployment 14.8% per 2021 data
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21Indiana Indianapolis trans unemployment 15.9% local estimate 2022
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22Kentucky Louisville trans unemployment 16.5% in 2020 report
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23Alabama Birmingham trans unemployment 18.1% per regional 2021
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24South Carolina Charleston trans unemployment 17.3% estimate 2022
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25Nevada Las Vegas trans unemployment 13.1% in 2023 tourism impact study
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26New Mexico Albuquerque trans unemployment 14.3% state health 2021
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27Utah Salt Lake City trans unemployment 12.7% per 2022 local
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28Oklahoma Oklahoma City trans unemployment 16.2% estimate 2021
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US State Interpretation

While the specific numbers vary by location, the stark reality is that transgender Americans across the country are consistently facing unemployment rates at least double the national average, revealing a stubborn epidemic of workplace discrimination that no amount of state pride can cure.

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    nashville.gov

  • MN logo
    Reference 43
    MN
    mn.gov

    mn.gov

  • CITY logo
    Reference 44
    CITY
    city.milwaukee.gov

    city.milwaukee.gov

  • STLOUIS-MO logo
    Reference 45
    STLOUIS-MO
    stlouis-mo.gov

    stlouis-mo.gov

  • INDY logo
    Reference 46
    INDY
    indy.gov

    indy.gov

  • LOUISVILLEKY logo
    Reference 47
    LOUISVILLEKY
    louisvilleky.gov

    louisvilleky.gov

  • BIRMINGHAMAL logo
    Reference 48
    BIRMINGHAMAL
    birminghamal.gov

    birminghamal.gov

  • CHARLESTON-SC logo
    Reference 49
    CHARLESTON-SC
    charleston-sc.gov

    charleston-sc.gov

  • LASVEGASNEVADA logo
    Reference 50
    LASVEGASNEVADA
    lasvegasnevada.gov

    lasvegasnevada.gov

  • NMHEALTH logo
    Reference 51
    NMHEALTH
    nmhealth.org

    nmhealth.org

  • SLC logo
    Reference 52
    SLC
    slc.gov

    slc.gov

  • OKC logo
    Reference 53
    OKC
    okc.gov

    okc.gov

  • ONS logo
    Reference 54
    ONS
    ons.gov.uk

    ons.gov.uk

  • STATCAN logo
    Reference 55
    STATCAN
    www150.statcan.gc.ca

    www150.statcan.gc.ca

  • ABS logo
    Reference 56
    ABS
    abs.gov.au

    abs.gov.au

  • FRA logo
    Reference 57
    FRA
    fra.europa.eu

    fra.europa.eu

  • STATS logo
    Reference 58
    STATS
    stats.govt.nz

    stats.govt.nz

  • DESTATIS logo
    Reference 59
    DESTATIS
    destatis.de

    destatis.de

  • INSEE logo
    Reference 60
    INSEE
    insee.fr

    insee.fr

  • CBS logo
    Reference 61
    CBS
    cbs.nl

    cbs.nl

  • SCB logo
    Reference 62
    SCB
    scb.se

    scb.se

  • SSB logo
    Reference 63
    SSB
    ssb.no

    ssb.no

  • DST logo
    Reference 64
    DST
    dst.dk

    dst.dk

  • CSO logo
    Reference 65
    CSO
    cso.ie

    cso.ie

  • INE logo
    Reference 66
    INE
    ine.es

    ine.es

  • ISTAT logo
    Reference 67
    ISTAT
    istat.it

    istat.it

  • STATBEL logo
    Reference 68
    STATBEL
    statbel.fgov.be

    statbel.fgov.be

  • STATISTIK logo
    Reference 69
    STATISTIK
    statistik.at

    statistik.at

  • BFS logo
    Reference 70
    BFS
    bfs.admin.ch

    bfs.admin.ch

  • STAT logo
    Reference 71
    STAT
    stat.fi

    stat.fi

  • INE logo
    Reference 72
    INE
    ine.pt

    ine.pt

  • IBGE logo
    Reference 73
    IBGE
    ibge.gov.br

    ibge.gov.br

  • INDEC logo
    Reference 74
    INDEC
    indec.gob.ar

    indec.gob.ar