The results are clear: Gen Z young adults are much more likely to identify as either trans or nonbinary than other generations. While only 1 out of 1,000 Boomers identify as transgender (one-tenth of 1%), 23 out of 1,000 Gen Z young adults (2.30%) identify as trans—20 times more (see Figure 6.2). By this estimate, there are now more trans young adults in the U.S. than the number of people living in Boston.
