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Transgender people are individuals who identify as a gender that differs from the one associated with their sex assignment. In some non-Western, ancient or medieval societies, transgender people may be seen as a different gender entirely, and there may be a separate category for them that is different from the binary of 'man' or 'woman'. These people might be described collectively as occupying a third gender role. These cultures may have traditional social and ceremonial roles for third gender people, which are different from men's or women's roles and social spaces.

While cross-dressing is not synonymous with being transgender, some of the persons listed here crossdressed during wartime for various purposes.

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## List

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Name  | Birth – or b.–d. – years  | Nationality  | Pronouns  | Notable as  | Ref.

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Marja-Sisko Aalto | b. 1954  | Finnish  | she/her  | Evangelical Lutheran priest  | [1]
Talleen Abu Hanna | b. 1994  | Israeli  | she/her  | Model, actress  | [2]
Alexander James Adams | b. 1962  | American  | he/him  | Musician, singer, songwriter  | [3]
Noah Finn Adams (a.k.a. NOAHFINNCE)  | b. 1999  | British  | he/him  | Singer-songwriter, Youtuber  | [4][5]
Calpernia Addams | b. 1971  | American  | she/her  | Actress, author, entrepreneur  | [6]
Aderet | b. 1976  | Israeli  | she/her  | Pop singer  | [7]
Tamara Adrián | b. 1954  | Venezuelan  | she/her  | Politician  | [8][9]
Leelah Alcorn | 1997–2014  | American  | she/her  | Teenage suicide victim due to parental rejection  | [10]
Ian Alexander | b. 2001  | American  | they/them, he/him  | Actor  | [11]
Harry Allen | 1882–1922  | American  | he/him  | Pioneer during Pacific Northwest period known for flouting social norms  | [12]
Rebecca Allison | b. 1946  | American  | she/her  | Cardiologist, president-elect of Gay and Lesbian Medical Association | [13]
Kye Allums | b. 1989  | American  | he/him  | Basketball player  | [14]
Nadia Almada | b. 1977  | Portuguese  | she/her  | Big Brother UK series 5 winner  | [15]
Jessica Alves | b. 1983  | Brazilian British  | she/her  | Television personality, plastic surgery enthusiast  | [16]
Taylor Alxndr | b. 1993  | American  | they/them  | Music artist, drag queen, activist  | [17]
Barbra Amesbury | b. 1948  | Canadian  | she/her  | Singer-songwriter  | [18]
Charlie Jane Anders | b. 1969  | American  | she/her  | Author  | [19]
Adèle Anderson | b. 1952  | British  | she/her  | Actor, Fascinating Aïda member  | [20]
Lucy Hicks Anderson | 1886–1954  | American  | she/her  | One of the earliest trans women documented  | [21]
Luke Anderson | b. 1981  | South African British  | he/him  | Big Brother UK series 13 winner  | [22]
Jacob Anderson-Minshall | b. 1967  | American  | he/him  | Author  | [23]
Erica Andrews (Erica Salazar)  | 1969–2013  | Mexican American  | she/her  | International and national beauty pageant title winner, drag performer, actor, entrepreneur  | [24]
Buck Angel | b. 1962  | American  | he/him  | Adult performer and producer, activist, educator, motivational speaker  | [25]
Anohni | b. 1971  | English  | she/her  | Antony and the Johnsons' lead singer  | [26]
Carla Antonelli | b. 1960  | Spanish  | she/her  | Actress, activist, legislator  | [27]
Ryka Aoki | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Author, poet  | [28][29]
Nikki Araguz | 1975–2019  | American  | she/her  | Marriage equality activist, public speaker  | [30]
Arca | b. 1989  | Venezuelan  | she/her  | Musician  | [31]
Victoria Arellano | 1984–2007  | Mexican  | she/her  | Mexican immigrant that died in a U.S. detention facility  | [32]
Alexis Arquette | 1969–2016  | American  | she/her  | Actress, musician  | [33]
Nina Arsenault | b. 1974  | Canadian  | she/her  | Writer  | [34]
April Ashley | 1935–2021  | English  | she/her  | Model  | [35][36]
Laith Ashley | b. 1989  | American  | he/him  | Model, actor, singer
Estelle Asmodelle | b. 1964  | Australian  | she/her  | Actress, author, dancer  | [37]
Robina Asti | 1921–2021  | American  | she/her  | US Navy pilot during World War II, record holder for world's oldest flight instructor  | [38]
Abigail Austen | b. 1965  | British  | she/her  | Soldier  | [39]
Backxwash | b. 1991  | Zambian Canadian  | she/her  | Rapper  | [40]
Karl M. Baer | 1885–1956  | German-Israeli  | he/him  | Author, social worker, reformer, suffragist and Zionist  | [41]
Mianne Bagger | b. 1966  | Danish  | she/her  | Golfer  | [42]
Jenny Bailey | b. 1962  | English  | she/her  | Politician, former mayor of Cambridge | [43]
Grace Banu | b. 1988  | Indian  | she/her  | Dalit and trans activist, first transgender engineer in Tamil Nadu | [44]
Victor Barker | 1895–1960  | British  | he/him  | Writer, entertainer  | [45]
Ben Barres | 1954–2017  | American  | he/him  | Neurobiologist  | [46]
James Barry | 1789/99–1865  | Irish  |  | Military surgeon, Inspector General overseeing military hospitals  | [47]
Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad | b. 1949  | Norwegian  | they/them  | Physician, family therapist, sexologist  | [48][49]
Saga Becker | b. 1988  | Swedish  | she/her  | Actress  | [50]
Mira Bellwether | 1982–2022  | American  | she/her  | Author, artist and sex educator  | [51]
Sibylle Berg | b. 1962  | German-Swiss  | they/them  | Author, playwright, politician  | [52]
Munroe Bergdorf | b. 1987  | British  | she/her  | Model, activist  | [53]
S. Bear Bergman | b. 1974  | American  | he/him  | Writer, performance artist  | [54]
Danielle Bunten Berry | 1949–1998  | American  | she/her  | Software developer  | [55]
Michelle Suárez Bértora | 1983–2022  | Uruguayan  | she/her  | First openly transgender female lawyer, Substitute Senator (2014–2017) in Uruguay  | [56]
Sam Bettens | b. 1972  | Belgian  | he/him  | Musician, K's Choice's lead singer  | [57]
Georgina Beyer | 1957–2023  | New Zealander  | she/her  | Politician  | [58]
Alexandra Billings | b. 1962  | American  | she/her  | Actress, singer, educator  | [59]
Jackson Bird | b. 1990  | American  | he/him  | Author, vlogger, activist  | [60]
Fran Blanche | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Electronic engineer, musician  | [61]
Maddie Blaustein | 1960–2008  | American  | she/her  | Voice actress  | [62]
Leyna Bloom | b. 1990  | American  | she/her  | Fashion model, dancer, activist  | [63]
Alejandra Bogue | b. 1965  | Mexican  | she/her  | Film, television and stage actress  | [64]
Justin Vivian Bond | b. 1963  | American  | they/them  | Singer-songwriter, performance artist  | [65]
Chaz Bono | b. 1969  | American  | he/him  | Actor, singer, activist  | [66]
Kate Bornstein | b. 1948  | American  | they/them, she/her  | Author, performance artist, gender theorist  | [67]
Chastity Bowick | b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | Educator, transgender health advocate, human rights activist  | [68]
Jennifer Finney Boylan | b. 1958  | American  | she/her  | Author, activist, previously an award-winning professor of English at Colby College | [69]
Cait Brennan | b. 1969  | American  | she/her  | Author, filmmaker, performer  | [70]
Namoli Brennet | b. 1970  | American  | she/her  | Folk singer  | [71]
Aleshia Brevard | 1937–2017  | American  | she/her  | Film, TV, and theatre actress, model, author, professor (one of the earliest transitioners in the United States)  | [72]
Z Brewer | b. 1973  | American  | they/them  | Author  | [73][74]
Poppy Z. Brite (a.k.a. Billy Martin)  | b. 1967  | American  | he/him  | Gothic horror author  | [75]
Willmer "Little Ax" Broadnax | 1916–1994  | American  | he/him  | Gospel tenor  | [76]
Blake Brockington | 1996–2015  | American  | he/him  | Eighteen-year-old American activist, student, suicide victim  | [77]
Shauna Brooks | b. 1990  | American  | she/her  | Model, comedian, actress  | [78]
Sarah Brown | b. 1972/74  | British  | she/her  | Politician, activist  | [79]
Harrison Browne | b. 1993  | Canadian  | he/him  | Hockey player (Buffalo Beauts)  | [80]
Isla Bryson | b.1991  | Scottish  | she/her  | rapist  | [81]
Sara Davis Buechner | b. 1964  | American  | she/her  | Musician  |
Cidny Bullens | b. 1955  | American  | he/him  | Musician  | [82]
Balian Buschbaum | b. 1980  | German  | he/him  | Pole vaulter, two-time European Championship bronze medalist  | [83]
Alec Butler | b. 1959  | Canadian  | they/them, he/him  | Writer  | [84]
Billie Butler | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | First transgender state legislator in New Hampshire | [85]
Mya Byrne | b. 1978  | American  | she/her  | Folk/rock musician  | [86]
Mauro Cabral Grinspan | b. 1971  | Argentinian  | he/him  | Intersex and trans advocate, academic, and co-director of GATE | [87]
Meryn Cadell | b. ?  | Canadian  | he/him  | Writer, performance artist, assistant professor of song lyrics and libretto writing  | [88]
Patrick Califia | b. 1954  | American  | he/him  | Writer  | [89]
Loren Cameron | 1959–2022  | American  | he/him  | Photographer/visual artist  | [90]
Traniela Campolieto | c. 1975  | Argentinian  | she/her  | First transgender woman to be an arline captain in the history of Argentina and of Latin America  | [91]
Mina Caputo | b. 1973  | American  | she/her  | Singer (Life of Agony)  | [92]
Micha Cárdenas | b. 1977  | American  | she/her  | Artist/theorist, lecturer of Visual Arts and Critical Gender Studies at UCSD | [93]
Wendy Carlos | b. 1939  | American  | she/her  | Composer, electronic musician  | [94]
Carmen Carrera | b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | Reality television personality, drag performer, actress, model  | [95]
Lynda Cash | b. 1949/1950  | British  | she/her  | British Royal Navy officer  | [96]
Albert Cashier | 1843–1915  | Irish American  |  | Union Army soldier  | [97]
Ryan Cassata | b. 1993  | American  | he/him  | Musician, public speaker, writer, filmmaker, actor  | [98]
Candis Cayne | b. 1971  | American  | she/her  | Actress, performance artist  | [99]
Aimee Challenor | b. 1997  | British  | she/her  | Politician, transgender activist  | [100]
Parinya Charoenphol | b. 1981  | Thai  | she/her  | Thai boxer, model, actress  | [101][102]
Elie Che | 1998–2020  | British  | she/her  | Model, performer, activist  | [103][104]
Chen Lili | b. 1980  | Chinese  | she/her  | Model  | [105]
Choi Han-bit | b. 1987  | South Korean  | she/her  | Model, actress, singer  | [106]
Quinn Christopherson | b. 1992  | American  | he/him  | Singer-songwriter  | [107]
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo | b. 1977  | American  | she/her[108] | Journalist, soldier  | [109]
Eli Clare | b. 1963  | American  | he/him  | Writer, activist, educator, speaker  | [110]
Alex Clare-Young | b. ?  | British  | they/them  | Priest (United Reformed Church)  | [111]
Layshia Clarendon | b. 1991  | American  | they/them  | Basketball player  | [112]
Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark | b. 1938  | American  | she/her  | US Navy and Army soldier, trans and AIDS activist, nun  | [113]
Angela Clayton | 1959–2014  | British  | she/her  | Physicist, activist  | [114]
Jamie Clayton | b. 1978  | American  | she/her  | Model, actress  | [115]
Jen Cloher | b. 1973  | Australian  | she/her, they/them  | Singer, songwriter, record producer  | [116]
Clover-Lynn |  | American  | she/her  | Bluegrass musician  | [117]
Roberta Close | b. 1964  | Brazilian  | she/her  | Model  | [118]
Thomas Baty | 1869–1954  | English  | he/him  | Lawyer, writer, editor of the journal Urania | [119]
Coccinelle | 1931–2006  | French  | she/her  | Singer, entertainer  | [120]
Michael D. Cohen | b. 1975  | Canadian American  | he/him  | Actor  |
Raewyn Connell | b. 1944  | Australian  | she/her  | Sociologist, academic  | [121]
Joanne Conte | 1933–2013  | American  | she/her  | Politician (first openly transgender person to be elected to a city council in the U.S.), radio show host, investigative reporter  | [122]
Lilly Contino | b. 1993  | American  | she/her  | TikToker, food critic, video game culture writer, transgender advocate  | [123]
Lynn Conway | 1938–2024  | American  | she/her  | Computer scientist, electrical engineer, activist  | [124][125]
T Cooper | b. ?  | American  | he/him  | Novelist, nonfiction writer, television writer, journalist  | [126]
Ruby Corado | b. 1970  | American  | she/her  | LGBT rights activist  | [127]
Caroline Cossey (a.k.a. Tula)  | b. 1954  | English  | she/her  | Model, actress, author  | [128]
Jayne County | b. 1947  | American  | she/her  | Musician  | [129]
Laerte Coutinho | b. 1951  | Brazilian  | she/her  | Cartoonist and screenwriter  | [130]
Roberta Cowell | 1918–2011  | British  | she/her  | World War II fighter pilot, the first British trans woman to undergo gender reassignment  | [131]
Laverne Cox | b. 1972  | American  | she/her  | Actress, producer, advocate  | [132]
Brittany CoxXx | 1978–2016  | American  | she/her  | Adult film actress  | [133][134]
Kate Craig-Wood | 1977–2020  | British  | she/her  | IT entrepreneur  | [135][136]
maia arson crimew | b. 1999  | Swiss  | it/its, she/her  | Swiss developer, computer hacker  | [137]
Victoria Cruz | b. 1945/1946  | American  | she/her  | Activist, retired domestic violence counsellor  | [138]
Phillipe Cunningham | b. 1987  | American  | he/him  | Politician  | [139]
Jackie Curtis | 1947–1985  | American  | she/her  | Actress, writer  | [140]
Christine Daniels | 1957–2009  | American  | he/him  | Writer  | [141]
Candy Darling | 1944–1974  | American  | she/her  | Performer  | [142]
Tista Das | b. 1976  | Indian  | she/her  | Actress  | [143]
Juno Dawson | b. 1981  | British  | she/her  | Young adult fiction author  | [144]
Chevalier d'Éon | 1728–1810  | French  |  | Diplomat  | [145]
Nikkie de Jager | b. 1994  | Dutch  | she/her  | Makeup artist, YouTuber | [146]
Florencia de la V | b. 1976  | Argentinian  | she/her  | Actress  | [147]
Vicky de Lambray | 1950–1986  | English  | she/her  | Sex worker, con artist  | [148]
Jowelle de Souza | b. 1974  | Trinidadian  | she/her  | Hairdresser, politician, LGBT and animal welfare activist  | [149][150][151][152]
Petra De Sutter | b. 1963  | Belgian  | she/her  | Gynecologist, politician, current deputy prime minister of Belgium  | [153]
Baby Dee | b. 1953  | American  | she/her  | Multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, performance artist  | [154]
Ashley Diamond | b. 1978  | American  | she/her  | Prison and LGBTQ rights activist  | [155]
Michael Dillon | 1915–1962  | British  | he/him  | Physician  | [156]
Sean Dorsey | b. 1972/3  | Canadian  | he/him  | Modern choreographer, dancer, writer, trans rights activist  | [157]
Angela Lynn Douglas | 1943–2007  | American  | she/her  | Activist  | [158]
Walter Sholto Douglas | 1790–1830  | Scottish  | he/him  | Writer  | [159]
Michelle Dumaresq | b. 1970  | Canadian  | she/her  | Bicycle racer  | [160]
Emma Dumont | b. 1994  | American  | they/them  | Actor, model, dancer  | [161]
Cyrus Grace Dunham | b. 1992  | American  | they/them  | Writer, actor, activist  | [162]
Gabe Dunn | b. 1988  | American  | he/him  | Actor, writer, journalist, podcaster  | [163]
Mason J. Dunn | b. 1985  | American  | he/him, they/them  | Lawyer, educator, LGBTQ+ rights advocate  | [164]
Kizzy Edgell | b. 2002  | English  | he/him, they/them  | Actor  | [165]
Elagabalus | 203–222  | Roman  |  | Emperor characterized as transgender  | [166][167][168]
Lili Elbe | 1882–1931  | Danish  | she/her  | Painter  | [169]
Dorian Electra | b. 1992  | American  | they/them  | Singer, songwriter, performance artist  | [170][171]
Felicia Elizondo | 1946–2021  | American  | she/her  | LGBT activist  | [172]
Endigo | b. 1992  | Swedish  | she/her  | Singer, drag queen, voice actress  | [173]
Kataluna Enriquez | b. 1995  | American  | she/her  | First trans woman to become a Miss USA contestant and win Miss Nevada USA | [174]
Rüzgar Erkoçlar | b. 1986  | Turkish  | he/him  | Actor, model  | [175]
Eli Erlick | b. 1995  | American  | she/her  | Trans activist  | [176]
Bülent Ersoy | b. 1952  | Turkish  | she/her  | Singer, actress  | [177]
Erika Ervin (a.k.a. Amazon Eve)  | b. 1979  | American  | she/her  | Model, fitness trainer, actress  | [178]
Eden Estrada (a.k.a. Eden The Doll)  | b. 1995  | Mexican-American  | she/her  | Model, Social Media Influencer  | [179]
Eugene Falleni | 1875–1938  | Italian Australian  | he/him  | Murderer  | [180][181][182][183]
Enriqueta Favez | 1791–1856  | Swiss  | she/her  | Physician and surgeon who practiced medicine during the Napoleonic Wars and in Cuba | [184]
Florian-Ayala Fauna | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Artist, musician, poet, music producer  | [185][186]
Leslie Feinberg | 1949–2014  | American  | she/her, he/him, ze/hir[187] | Author, activist  | [188]
Maxine Feldman | 1945–2007  | American  |  | Singer-songwriter, comedian  | [189]
Jamie Fenton | b. 1964  | American  | she/her  | Software engineer, video game writer  | [190]
Bibiana Fernández | b. 1954  | Spanish  | she/her  | Actress, model  | [191]
Yasmin Finney | b. 2003/2004  | English  | she/her  | Actress  | [192]
Fox Fisher | b. 1980  | British  | they/them  | Artist, filmmaker, author, trans campaigner  | [193][194]
Owl Fisher | b. 1991  | Icelandic  | they/them  | Journalist, filmmaker, author, trans activist  | [195]
Che Flores | b. 1979  | American  | they/them  | NBA referee, first openly trans official in a Big Four sports league  | [196]
Sir Ewan Forbes, 11th Baronet | 1912–1991  | Scottish  | he/him  | Doctor, farmer, 11th Baronet of Craigievar | [197]
Tyler Ford | b. 1990  | American  | they/them  | Writer, public speaker, activist  | [198]
Fallon Fox | b. 1975  | American  | she/her  | MMA fighter  |
Sage Fox | b. 1972  |  | she/her  | US Army Captain  | [199]
Lydia Foy | b. 1947  | Irish  | she/her  | Dentist, transgender rights activist  | [200]
Bree Fram |  | American  | she/her  | Colonel in the United States Space Force, engineer  | [201]
Olivia Frank | 1956–2023  | Israeli  | she/her  | Intelligence agent  | [202]
Crystal Frasier | b. 1980  | American  | she/her  | Artist, game designer  | .[203]
Ina Fried | b. 1974  | American  | she/her  | Author, senior writer for CNET Networks | [204]
Phyllis Frye | b. 1946  | American  | she/her  | First openly transgender judge in Texas | [205]
Ketty Gabriele | b. 1982  |  | she/her  | Reputed Italian mafia figure  | [206]
Dorce Gamalama | 1963–2022  | Indonesian  | she/her  | Entertainer  | [207][208]
Tessa Ganserer | b. 1977  | German  | she/her  | Politician  | [209]
Garcia | b. ?  | American  | they/them  | Actor  | [210]
Jack Bee Garland | 1869–1936  | American  | he/him  | Journalist, author  | [211]
Althea Garrison | b. 1940  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [212]
Teddy Geiger | b. 1988  | American  | she/her  | Musician  | [213]
Nats Getty | b. 1992  | American  | he/him  | Model, socialite, activist  | [214]
Maebe A. Girl | b. 1986  | American  | she/her, they/them  | Drag queen, politician  | [215]
Alexander John Goodrum | 1960–2002  | American  | he/him  | Civil rights activist, writer, educator  | [216]
Gigi Gorgeous | b. 1992  | Canadian American  | she/her  | Model, YouTuber | [217]
Laura Jane Grace | b. 1980  | American  | she/her  | Lead singer and guitarist (Against Me!)  | [218]
Hannah Graf | b. ?  | British  | she/her  | Highest-ranked transgender person in the British Army, transgender rights activist  | [219]
Julia Grant | 1954–2019  | British  | she/her  | Activist, first person to have their gender reassignment followed on UK television in A Change of Sex | [220]
Jamison Green | b. 1948  | American  | he/him  | Writer, educator  | [221]
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy | b. 1940  | American  | she/her  | African-American activist and community leader for transgender rights | [222]
Gloria Gray | b. 1965  | German  | she/her  | German actress, singer, author, entrepreneur, model and entertainer. Also local politician.  | [223]
Greyson Gritt | b. ?  | Canadian  | they/them  | Musician, educator, activist of Ojibwe-Métis descent  | [224]
Anna Grodzka | b. 1954  | Polish  | she/her  | Politician, first transgender MP in European history  | [225]
Gottmik | b. 1996  | American  | he/him, she/her (in drag)  | Drag performer  | [226][227]
Gia Gunn | b. 1990  | American  | she/her  | Drag queen  | [228]
Aiden Hale | 1994/5–2023  | American  | he/him  | Mass murderer  | [229]
Jamie Lee Hamilton | 1955–2019  | Rocky Boy Canadian  | she/her  | Activist, politician  | [230]
Harisu | b. 1975  | South Korean  | she/her  | Model, singer, and actress. Republic of Korea's first transgender entertainer, second person in Korea to legally change their gender (2002)  | [231]
Deborah Hartin | 1933–2005  | American  | she/her  | Lecturer, activist  | [232]
Lauren Harries | b. 1978  | English  | she/her  | Child prodigy  | [233]
Alan L. Hart | 1890–1962  | American  | he/him  | Physician, researcher, writer  | [234]
Rose Harlean | b. 1992  | French  | she/her  | Actress, filmmaker and LGBT rights activist  | [235]
Ian Harvie | b. 1968  | American  | he/him  | Comedian, actor  | [236]
Debbie Hayton | b. 1968  | British  | she/her  | Teacher, journalist, opposer of gender self-ID  | [237]
Elle Hearns | b. 1986/7  | American  | she/her  | Organizer, speaker, writer, activist; co-founder and strategic partner and organizing coordinator of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, founder and executive director of the Marsha P. Johnson Institute  | [238]
Rebecca Heineman | b. 1963  | American  | she/her  | Computer video game programmer  | [239]
Michelle Hendley | b, 1991  | American  | she/her  | Actress  | [240]
Jamie Lee Henry |  | American  | she/her  | First openly transgender military officer in the United States  | [241]
Jess Herbst | b. 1958  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [242]
Adela Hernández | b. 1962  | Cuban  | she/her  | First transgender person elected to political office in Cuba | [243]
Anderson Bigode Herzer | 1962–1982  | Brazilian  | he/him  | Counterculture writer, poet  | [244]
Rita Hester | 1963–1998  | American  | she/her  | Murder victim, inspiration for the first Transgender Day of Remembrance | [245]
Katie Rain Hill | b. circa 1994  | American  | she/her  | Author, activist  | [246]
Stephanie Hirst | b. 1975  | English  | she/her  | Radio and television presenter/broadcaster  | [247]
Mathilda Högberg | b. 1994  | Swedish  | she/her  | Social media influencer  | [248]
Stacey Hollywood | b. 1968  | American  | she/her  | Actor, model, nightclub promoter, performance artist  | [249][250]
Mary Ann Horton | b. 1955  | American  | she/her  | Usenet and Internet pioneer, computer scientist, transgender educator and activist  | [251]
Laurel Hubbard | b. 1978  | New Zealander  | she/her  | Weightlifter  | [252][253]
Ro Haber | b. ?  | American  |  | Screenwriter  | [254]
Tyra Hunter | 1970–1995  | American  | she/her  | Hairdresser  | [255]
Sophia Hutchins | 1996–2025  | American  | she/her  | talent manger, businesswoman, influencer  | [256]
Grace Hyland | b. ?  | Australian  | she/her  | TikToker, activist  | [257]
Candice Iloh | b. ?  | Nigerian American  | they/them  | Writer, poet, dancer  | [258]
Dana International | b. 1972  | Israeli  | she/her  | Singer  | [259]
Veronica Ivy (formerly Rachel McKinnon)  | b. 1982  | Canadian  | she/her  | Philosophy professor, competitive cyclist, transgender rights activist  | [260]
Kim Coco Iwamoto | b. 1968  | Hawaiian  | she/her  | Politician, activist, editorialist, policymaker, advocate, philanthropist  | [261]
Eddie Izzard | b. 1962  | English  | she/her  | Comedian, actor, writer, political activist | [262][263]
Dominique Jackson | b. 1975  | Tobagonian American  | she/her  | Author, model, actress, activist, reality television personality  | [264]
Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip | b. 1979  | Thai  | she/her  | Businesswoman
Andrea James | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Entrepreneur, filmmaker, activist  | [265]
Jennell Jaquays | 1956–2024  | American  | she/her  | Game designer, artist  | [266]
Sir Lady Java | b. 1943  | American  | she/her  | Stage performer, actress, activist  | [267]
Bailey Jay | b. 1988  | American  | she/her  | Adult film actress  | [268]
Andrea Jenkins | b. 1961  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [269]
Caitlyn Jenner | b. 1949  | American  | she/her  | Olympics athlete, television personality  | [270]
Jazz Jennings | b. 2000  | American  | she/her  | Activist, TV/YouTube personality  | [271]
Lauren Jeska | b. 1974  | British  | she/her  | Fell-runner convicted of the attempted murder of Ralph Knibbs | [272]
Natasha Jiménez | b. ?  | Costa Rican  | she/her  | Trans and intersex human rights activist, author  | [273]
Jin Xing | b. 1967  | Chinese  | she/her  | Dancer  | [274]
George M. Johnson | b. ?  | American  | they/them  | Author, activist  | [275]
Jeffrey Catherine Jones | 1944–2011  | American  | she/her  | Painter, comic book artist  | [276]
Christine Jorgensen | 1926–1989  | American  | she/her  | Trans activist  | [277]
Michelle Josef | b. 1954  | Canadian  | she/her  | Musician  | [278]
Christina Kahrl | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Sportswriter, editor, co-founder of Baseball Prospectus, civil rights activist  | [279]
Aya Kamikawa | b. 1968  | Japanese  | she/her  | Politician  | [280]
Roz Kaveney | b. 1949  | British  | she/her  | Writer  | [281]
Julia Kaye | b. 1988  | American  | she/her  | Illustrator  | [282]
Rocco Kayiatos (a.k.a. Katastrophe)  | b. 1979  | American  | he/him  | Rapper, first openly transgender singer in the hip-hop genre  | [283]
Aidan Key | b. 1964  | American  | he/him  | K–12 educator, community organizer, author of Trans Bodies, Trans Selves | [284]
Isis King | b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | Model, fashion designer  | [285]
Trevor Kirczenow | b. 1985  | Canadian  | he/him  | Author, public speaker, healthcare researcher  | [286]
Victoria Kolakowski | b. 1961  | American  | she/her  | Judge  | [287]
Andreas Krieger | b. 1966  | German  | he/him  | Athlete  | [288]
Janae Kroc | b. 1972  | American  | she/her  | Professional powerlifter, competitive bodybuilder  | [289]
Sakris Kupila | b. 1996  | Finnish  | he/him  | Medical student, international campaigner for trans rights  | [290]
Mara La Torre | b. 1991  | Filipino  | she/her  | Trans activist  | [291]
Sophie Labelle | b. 1987/8  | Canadian  | she/her  | Author, cartoonist, public speaker  | [292]
Joy Ladin | b. 1961  | American  | she/her  | Author, poet, first openly transgender professor at an Orthodox Jewish institution, and holds the David and Ruth Gottesman Chair in English at the Stern College for Women of Yeshiva University | [293]
Lady | b. ?  | Korean  |  | Transgender pop group active during 2005-2007  | [294]
Lee Lai | b. 1993  | Australian  | she/her  | Cartoonist  | [295]
Vicci Laine | b. 1960  | American  | she/her  | Drag performer, celebrity impersonator, singer, HIV/AIDS activist  | [296]
Bambi Lake | 1950–2020  | American  | she/her  | Performer, musician  | [297]
Loiza Lamers | b. 1995  | Dutch  | she/her  | Model, first transgender winner in the Top Model franchise  | [298]
Greer Lankton | 1958–1996  | American  | she/her  | Artist  | [299]
Stacie Laughton | b. 1984  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [300]
Daniel M. Lavery | b. 1986  | American  | he/him  | Author  | [301]
Ed Le Brocq (formerly Eddie Ayres)  | b. 1967  | British Australian  | he/him  | Radio presenter, musician, teacher  | [302]
Jools Lebron | b. ??  | American  | she/her  | TikToker  | [303]
Lee Si-yeon | b. 1979  | South Korean  | she/her  | Actress  | [304]
L Morgan Lee | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | First openly transgender actor to be nominated for a Tony Award | [305]
Yasmin Lee | b. 1983  | Thai American  | she/her  | Actress, adult entertainer  | [306]
Paris Lees | b. 1986  | British  | she/her  | Journalist, radio presenter, transgender rights activist  | [307]
Jordana LeSesne | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Musician, producer  | [308][309]
Rodrigo Lehtinen | b. 1986  | American  | he/him  | Transgender LGBT rights advocate  | [310]
Amanda Lepore | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Transgender icon, model, celebutante, singer, performance artist | [311]
Rachel Levine | b. 1957  | American  | she/her  | Physician, United States Assistant Secretary for Health, former Pennsylvania Physician General (2015-2017), former Pennsylvania Secretary of Health (2017–2021)  | [312][313]
Justine Lindsay | b. 1992  | American  | she/her  | First openly transgender NFL Cheerleader | [314]
Alicia Liu | b. 1986  | Taiwanese  | she/her  | Model, television personality  | [315]
Juliàn Delgado Lopera | b. 1988  | Colombian  | they/them  | Writer, performer  | [316]
Sassafras Lowrey | b. 1983/1984  | American  | ze/hir  | Author, dog trainer  | [317]
Lucinta Luna | b. 1989  | Indonesian  | she/her  | Model, actress, singer
Vladimir Luxuria | b. 1965  | Italian  | she/her  | Politician, actress  | [318]
Cam Lyman | b. 1932 – c. 1987  | American  | he/him  | Dog breeder  | [319]
Finn Mackay | b. 1977/1978  | British  | they/them  | Feminist campaigner  | [320]
Lily Madigan | b. 1998  | British  | she/her  | Activist, first openly transgender woman to become a Women's Officer within the Labour Party | [321]
Nicole Maines | b. 1997  | American  | she/her  | Actress (played the first television transgender superhero on CW's Supergirl), transgender rights activist  | [322]
Kellie Maloney | b. 1953  | British  | she/her  | Boxing promoter, television personality  | [323]
Chelsea Manning | b. 1987  | American  | she/her  | Soldier, whistleblower convicted under the Espionage Act | [324]
Patricio Manuel | b. 1985  | American  | he/him  | First transgender professional boxer in the United States  | [325][326]
Mimi Marks | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Entertainer  | [327]
Marissa Martinez | b. 1975  | American  | she/her  | Musician  | [328]
Mario Martino | b. ?  | American  | he/him  | Nurse, early trans male autobiographer  | [329]
Shabnam Mausi | b. ?  | Indian  | she/her  | Politician  | [330]
Jess McAvoy | b. 1980  | Australian  | they/them  | Performing artist, songwriter, musician  | [331]
Thomas Page McBee | b. 1981  | American  | he/him  | Author of Amateur and Man Alive |
Lily McBeth | 1934–2014  | American  | she/her  | Educator  | [332]
Sarah McBride | b. 1990  | American  | she/her  | LGBT advocate and politician  | [333]
Gerard McCarthy | b. 1981  | Irish  | they/them  | Actor  | [334]
Deirdre McCloskey | b. 1942  | American  | she/her  | Economist  | [335]
CeCe McDonald | b. 1989  | American  | she/her  | Imprisoned 2012–2014 after fatally stabbing an attacker  | [336]
Cate McGregor | b. 1956  | Australian  | she/her  | Senior military officer  | [337]
Miles McKenna | b. 1995  | American  | he/him  | Vlogger, actor, LGBTQIA+ advocate  | [338]
Lío Mehiel | b. ?  | Puerto Rican/American  | they/them  | Actor, filmmaker  | [339]
Tiq Milan | b. ?  | American  | he/him  | Writer, public speaker, activist, strategic media consultant  | [340]
Ezra Miller | b. 1992  | American  | they/them, it, zir  | Actor  | [341]
sj Miller | b. 1970  | American  |  | Academic, author, public speaker, activist  | [342]
Riley Carter Millington | b. 1993/1994  | British  | he/him  | Actor  | [343]
Cris Miró | 1965–1999  | Argentinian  | she/her  | Entertainer that became the first travesti in Argentina to be massively accepted by the public  | [344]
Janet Mock | b. 1983  | American  | she/her  | Writer, transgender rights activist, author, former staff editor of People magazine's website  | [345]
Joyita Mondal | b. ?  | Indian  | she/her  | First openly transgender female judge in India (2017)  | [346][347]
Bibiana Montoya | b. 1956  | Spanish  | she/her  | first trans woman to undergo gender-affirming surgery in Spain  | [348]
Micheline Montreuil | b. 1952  | Canadian  | she/her  | Quebec lawyer, teacher, politician  | [349]
Patricia Morgan | 1939–1986?  | American  | she/her  | American businesswoman, former sex worker  | [350]
Evelyn Morris | b. ?  | Australian  | they/them  | Singer-songwriter  | [351]
Angela Morley | 1924–2009  | English  | she/her  | Composer, conductor  | [352]
Indya Moore | b. 1995  | American  | they/them  | Actor, model  | [353]
Rusty Mae Moore | 1941–2022  | American  | she/her  | Activist, educator  | [354]
Jan Morris | 1926–2020  | British  | she/her  | Historian, writer  | [355]
Nizah Morris | 1955–2002  | American  | she/her  | Entertainer  | [356]
Chris Mosier | b. 1980  | American  | he/him  | Athlete  | [357]
Aisha Mughal | b. ?  | Pakistani  | she/her  | Transgender rights expert, Ministry of Human Rights  | [358]
Zanele Muholi | b. 1972  | South African  | they/them  | Visual artist, photographer  | [359]
Dylan Mulvaney | b. 1996  | American  | she/her, they/them  | Actress, comedian, TikToker | [360]
Anwen Muston | b. ?  | British  | she/her  | Labour Party politician, first openly transgender woman to be elected to represent Labour  | [361]
Ataru Nakamura | b. 1985  | Japanese  | she/her  | Singer  | [362]
Shay Neary | b. 1987/8  | American  | she/her  | Fashion model, first openly trans plus-size model to land a major campaign  | [363]
Hari Nef | b. 1992  | American  | she/her  | Actress, model, writer  | [364]
Ariel Nicholson | b. 2001  | American  | she/her  | Model, activist  | [365]
Nisha Ayub | b. 1979  | Malaysian  | she/her  | Transgender rights activist, first trans woman to be awarded with the prestigious International Women of Courage Award in 2016  | [366]
Remy Noe | b. 1974  | English  |  | Landscape artist  | [367]
Tracey Norman | b. 1951  | American  | she/her  | First African-American transgender woman model to appear on a box of Clairol hair-coloring in the 1970s  | [368]
Bell Nuntita | b. 1983  | Thai  | she/her  | Participant on the show Thailand's Got Talent, Thai transgender actress, singer, entertainer, radio DJ  | [369]
Terri O'Connell | b. 1964  | American  | she/her  | Automobile racer  | [370]
Kay O'Neill | b. ?  | New Zealander  | they/them  | Illustrator, writer  | [371]
Anne Ogborn | b. 1959  | American  | she/her  | Transgender activist  | [372]
Pepe Julian Onziema | b. 1981  | Ugandan  | he/him  | LGBT rights activist  | [373]
Mina Orfanou | b. 1982  | Greek  | she/her  | Actress  | [374]
Dylan Orr | b. 1979  | American  | he/him  | Political appointee  | [375]
Elliot Page | b. 1987  | Canadian  | he/him, they/them  | Actor, producer  | [376][377]
Caroline Paige | b. 1961  | British  | she/her  | Royal Air Force officer  | [378]
Dee Palmer | b. 1937  | English  | she/her  | Musician from Jethro Tull | [379]
Pauline Park | b. 1960  | American  | she/her  | Transgender activist  | [380]
Charley Parkhurst | 1812–1879  | American  | he/him  | Stagecoach driver  | [381]
Esdras Parra | 1937–2004  | Venezuelan  | she/her  | Writer  | [382]
Ophelia Pastrana | b. 1982  | Colombian  | she/her  | Physicist, LGBT activist, entrepreneur, social media personality  | [383]
Nicole Louise Pearce | b. 1964  | Australian  | she/her  | Child murderer  | [384]
Andreja Pejić | b. 1991  | Australian  | she/her  | Model of Bosnian Croat and Bosnian Serb ethnicity  | [385]
Peppermint | b. 1980  | American  | she/her  | Drag queen, singer, actress  | [386]
Kim Petras | b. 1992  | German  | she/her  | Pop singer  | [387]
Leslie Elaine Perez | 1938–2005  | American  | she/her  | Convicted murderer, politician  | [388]
Yasmine Petty | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Fashion model, actress  | [389]
Xan Phillips | b. ?  | American  | they/them  | Poet, visual artist  | [390]
John Pilley | 1951/1952  | British  | he/him  | First prisoner in England and Wales to be granted gender-affirming surgery | [391]
Everest Pipkin | b. ?  | American  | they/them  | Software artist, writer, game designer  | [392]
Elliott Platt | b. 2004  | Canadian  | he/him  | Musician  | [393]
Misty Plowright | b. 1982/3  | American  | she/her  | First transgender woman to be a nominee to the US House of Representatives from a major political party  | [394]
Rachel Pollack | 1945–2023  | American  | she/her  | Author  | [395]
Ángela Ponce | b. 1991  | Spanish  | she/her  | Model, beauty pageant titleholder who won Miss Spain 2018 | [396]
Nina Poon | b. 1975  | American  | she/her  | Photographer, model, actress, illustrator, make-up artist  | [397]
Midge Potts | b. 1969  | American  | she/her  | Political activist  | [398]
Ljuba Prenner | 1906–1977  | Slovenian  | he/him  | Attorney, author of the first Slovene crime novel  | [399][400]
Fay Presto | b. 1948  | British  | she/her  | Magician  | [401]
Virginia Prince | 1912–2009  | American  | she/her  | Pharmacologist, transgender activist, author  | [402]
Jennifer Pritzker | b. 1950  | American  | she/her  | Investor, philanthropist  | [403]
Public Universal Friend | 1752-1819  | American  |  | Self-professed evangelist/preacher, shunned any gendered pronouns, often referred to as P.U.F. or "the Friend"  | [404]
Nat Puff (a.k.a. Left at London)  | b. 1996  | American  | she/her  | Comedian, singer-songwriter  | [405]

Dylan Quercia

| b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | Chess Candidate Master |
Teddy Quinlivan | b. 1994  | American  | she/her  | Model  | [406]
Lena Raine | b. 1984  | American  | she/her  | Composer, producer  | [407]
Jamie Raines (Jammidodger)  | b. 1994  | British  | he/him  | Psychologist, YouTuber, trans activist  | [408]
Rupert Raj | 1952  | Eurasian-Canadian  | he/him  | Trans Activist, Psychotherapist and Gender Consultant  | [409]
Jordan Raskopoulos | b. 1982  | Australian  | she/her  | Comedian, singer in The Axis of Awesome | [410]
Stu Rasmussen | 1948–2021  | American  | he/him, she/her  | First openly transgender mayor in the United States  | [411][412]
Silvia Reyes | 1949–2024  | Spanish  | she/her  | Transgender activist, participant in Spain's first pride march (1977).  | [413]
Ariel Florencia Richards | b. 1981  | Chilean  | she/her  | Writer and researcher of the visual arts  | [414]
Renée Richards | b. 1934  | American  | she/her  | Athlete, physician  | [415]
Dora Richter | 1892-?  | German  | she/her  | Domestic servant  | [416][417]
Rinu | b. 1998  | Japanese  | he/him  | Singer, member of Strawberry Prince | [418]
Miriam Rivera | 1981–2019  | Mexican  | she/her  | Reality TV star, adult entertainer  | [419]
Sylvia Rivera | 1951–2002  | American  | she/her  | Transgender activist  | [420][421]
Monica Roberts | 1962–2020  | American  | she/her  | Writer, blogger, and trans rights advocate  | [422]
Eva Robin's | b. 1958  | Italian  | she/her  | Actress, activist  | [423]
Allyson Robinson | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Served as Army officer, American LGBT rights activist  | [424]
Geena Rocero | b. 1983/4  | Filipino American  | she/her  | Model, activist  | [425]
Mj Rodriguez | b. 1991  | American  | she/her  | Actress, singer  | [426]
Diane Marie Rodriguez Zambrano | b. 1982  | Ecuadorian  | she/her  | Activist  | [427]
Danica Roem | b. 1984  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [428]
Terri Rogers | 1937–1999  | English  | she/her  | Ventriloquist  | [429]
Geraldine Roman | b. 1967  | Philippines  | she/her  | Congresswoman  | [430]
Rebecca Root | b. 1969  | British  | she/her  | Actress  | [431]
Deena Kaye Rose | b. 1943  | American  | she/her  | Singer-songwriter  | [432]
Nyla Rose | b. 1982  | Native American/ African American  | she/her  | Actress, professional wrestler  | [433]
Angelica Ross | b. 1980  | American  | she/her  | Businesswoman, actress, activist  | [434]
Martine Rothblatt | b. 1954  | American  | she/her  | Lawyer, author  | [435]
Joan Roughgarden | b. 1946  | American  | she/her  | Biologist  | [436]
Henry Rubin | b. 1966  | American  | he/him  | Sociologist  | [437]
Eliana Rubashkyn | b. 1988  | New Zealander Colombian  | they/she  | Pharmacist, former refugee, first transgender woman recognised as woman under International Law and the UNHCR | [438]
Carmen Rupe | 1936–2011  | New Zealander Australian  | she/her  | Entertainer, activist  | [439]
John/Eleanor Rykener | 1394-?  | English  |  | 14th century sex worker  | [440][a]
Trish Salah | b. ?  | Canadian  | she/her  | Poet, labour activist, educator  | [441]
Bamby Salcedo | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | LGBT rights activist  | [442]
Ali Saleem | b. 1979  | Pakistani  | he/him  | Television personality  | [443]
Ryan Sallans | b. 1979  | American  | he/him  | LGBT activist, public speaker  | [444]
Marianna Salzmann | b. 1985  | German  | she/her  | Playwright, essayist, novelist  | [445]
Loui Sand | b. 1992  | Swedish  | he/him  | Former professional handball player of Sri-Lankan descent.  | [446]
Fulvia Celica Siguas Sandoval | b. ?  | Peruvian  | she/her  | Politician, Guinness Book of World Records record holder for the most gender reassignment surgeries  | [447]
Stef Sanjati | b. 1995  | Canadian  | she/her  | YouTuber  | [448]
Harmony Santana | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Actress  | [449]
Hunter Schafer | b. 1999  | American  | she/her  | Fashion model, actress, LGBT rights activist  | [450]
Jeanette Schmid | 1924–2005  | Czech  | she/her  | Whistler  | [451]
Beate Schmidt | b. 1966  | German  | she/her  | Murderer  | [452]
Amy Schneider | b. 1979  | American  | she/her  | Game show contestant  | [453]
Scott Turner Schofield | b. 1981  | American  | he/they  | Writer, performer  | [454]
Johnny Science | 1955–2007  | American  | he/him  | Drag king, make-up artist, musician, LGBT activist  |
Lauren Scott | b. 1963  | American  | she/her  | Civil rights activist, politician  | [455]
Cariza "Ice" Yamson Seguerra | b. 1983  | Filipino  | he/him  | Actor, singer-songwriter, guitarist  | [456]
Julia Serano | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Writer, musician, performer, speaker, activist and biologist  | [457]
Jackie Shane | 1940–2019  | American  | she/her  | Soul and rhythm and blues singer  | [458][459]
Vivek Shraya | b. 1981  | Canadian  | she/her  | Musician, writer, visual artist  | [460]
Imanni Da Silva | b.1981  | Angolan  | she/her  | Model, artist, activist  | [461]
Lucas Silveira | b. ?  | Canadian  | he/him  | Rock musician  | [462]
Dawn Langley Simmons | b. ?–2000  | British American  | she/her  | Writer  | [463]
Matilda Simon, 3rd Baroness Simon of Wythenshawe | b. 1955  | British  | she/her  | Hereditary peer and 3rd Baron Simon of Wythenshawe | [464]
Amanda Simpson | b. 1961  | American  | she/her  | Political appointee  | [375]
Nikki Sinclaire | b. 1968  | English  | she/her  | Parliamentarian  | [465]
Noah Skaalum | b. 1995  | Danish  | he/him  | Singer  | [466]
Robin Daniel Skinner (a.k.a. Cavetown)  | b. 1998  | British  | he/him, they/them  | Singer-songwriter, record producer, YouTuber  | [467][468]
Nyke Slawik | b. 1994  | German  | she/her  | Politician  | [469]
Brian Michael Smith | b. 1983  | American  | he/him  | Actor  | [470]
Gwendolyn Ann Smith | b. 1967  | American  | she/her  | Activist, writer, founder of Transgender Day of Remembrance | [471]
Misty Snow | b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | First transgender nominee to the United States Senate from a major political party  | [394]
Kylie Sonique Love (a.k.a. Sonique)  | b. 1983  | American  | she/her (both in and out of drag)  | Drag queen, model  | [472]
Theresa Sparks | b. 1949  | American  | she/her  | Politician, entrepreneur  | [473]
Rae Spoon | b. 1982  | Canadian  | they/them  | Musician  | [474]
Susan Stanton | b. 1959  | American  | she/her  | Politician  | [475]
Cortisa Star | b. 2005  | American  | she/her  | Rapper  | [476]
Jahna Steele | 1958–2008  | American  | she/her  | Showgirl, actress, writer  | [477]
Abby Stein | b. 1991  | American  | she/her  | Writer, speaker, activist  | [478]
James Stephanie Sterling | b. 1984  | English-American  | she/her, they/them  | Freelance video game journalist  | [479]
ND Stevenson | b. 1991  | American  | he/him  | Cartoonist, animation producer  | [480][481]
Georgie Stone | b. 2000  | Australian  | she/her  | Activist  | [482]
Sandy Stone | b. circa 1940s  | American  | she/her  | Educator  | [483]
René Stoute | 1950–2000  | Dutch  | she/her  | Poet, witer  | [484]
Stav Strashko | b. 1992  | Ukrainian Israeli  | she/her  | Model, actress  | [485]
Margaret Stumpp | b. 1952  | American  | she/her  | Executive  | [486]
Kalki Subramaniam | b. ?  | Indian  | she/her  | Transgender rights activist, artist, writer, entrepreneur  | [487]
Lou Sullivan | 1951–1991  | American  | he/him  | Author, activist  | [488]
J.E. Sumerau | b. ?  | American  | she/they  | Novelist, scholar  |
Feroza Syed | b. ?  | American  | she/her  | Activist of Indian descent  | [489][490]
Titica | b. 1987  | Angolan  | she/her  | Singer, songwriter, dancer, activist  | [491]
Lea T | b. 1981  | Brazilian  | she/her  | Fashion model  | [492]
Cindy Thái Tài | b. 1981  | Vietnamese  | she/her  | Singer, model  | [493]
Jenna Talackova | b. 1988  | Canadian  | she/her  | Model, beauty pageant contestant  | [494]
Audrey Tang | b. 1981  | Taiwanese  | she/her  | Free software programmer, Digital Minister  | [495][496]
Robyn Leigh Tanguay | b. 1966  | American  | she/her  | Scientist  | [497]
Maddie Taylor | b. 1966  | American  | she/her  | Voice actress  | [498]
Ramon Te Wake | b. 1976  | New Zealander  | she/her  | Television presenter  | [499]
Brandon Teena | 1972–1993  | American  | he/him  | Murder victim; subject of the film Boys Don't Cry | [500]
Terre Thaemlitz | b. 1968  | American  |  | Musician, DJ, transgender educator  | [501]
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Abigail Thorn | b. 1993  | British  | she/her  | Actress, YouTuber who runs the channel "Philosophy Tube"  | [503][504]
Jeanne Thornton | b. 1989  | American  | she/her  | Writer, copublisher of Instar Books and Rocksalt Magazine | [505][506]
Maddy Thorson | b. 1988  | Canadian  | she/her  | Video game developer  | [507]
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Josie Totah | b. 2001  | American  | she/her  | Actress  | [511]
Manuela Trasobares | b. 1962  | Spanish  | she/her  | Artist, politician  | [512]
Gabrielle Tremblay | b. 1990  | Canadian  | she/her  | Writer, actress  | [513]
Justine Tunney | b. 1985  | American  | she/her  | Software developer, former Occupy movement activist, blogger  | [514][515]
Gabbi Tuft | b. 1978  | American  | she/her  | Professional wrestler  | [516]
Zoey Tur | b. 1960  | American  | she/her  | TV reporter, scientist, helicopter pilot  | [517]
Karen Ulane | 1941–1989  | American  | she/her  | Pilot fired by Eastern Airlines; discrimination case set Title VII precedent for transgender people  | [518]
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Daniela Vega | b. 1989  | Chilean  | she/her  | Actress, mezzo-soprano singer  | [520]
Rose Venkatesan | b. 1980  | Indian  | she/her  | TV anchor  | [521]
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Pamela Walton | 1963–1988  | American  | she/her  | Murder victim discovered in Clermont, Florida | [528]
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## See also

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* List of non-binary people
* List of intersex people
* List of people killed for being transgender
* List of transgender-related topics
* List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people
* List of transgender and transsexual fictional characters
* List of transgender characters in film and television
* List of transgender politicians

## Notes

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1. ^ Rykener's gender identity is not fully substantiated and is the subject of some scholarly discussion.

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