Trans youth in Portugal: gendered embodiments

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Table 1. Socio-demographic characteristics, gender self-identification and assigned gender at birth.

Pseudonym	Age	Level of education	Work situation	Involvement in/with trans and/or gender-diverse groups	Self-assigned gender	Position towards the gender binary at time of interview	Assigned gender at birth
Micha	29	Higher education	Unemployed	Activist groups	Mixed gender; "trans", "FtX", "genderqueer", intergender	Non-binary	Female
Diniz	26	College/attended higher education	Student	Activist groups	"FtM"; transgender; genderqueer	Non-binary	Female
António	25	Higher education	Employed/manager	Informal support	Man; transgender man	Binary	Female
Lé	22	Attending higher education	Employed/hospitality	Activist groups	"FtM"; transgender man; genderqueer; gender-fluid	Non-binary	Female
Gustavo	21	High school	Unemployed	Informal support	Man; transsexual man	Binary	Female
Daniel	25	Higher education	Employed/manager	No involvement	Man	Binary	Female
Renata	29	High school	Employed/education	Informal support	Woman	Binary	Male
Joana	24	Higher education	Unemployed	Activist groups	Woman; woman with transsexual past	Binary	Male
Ana	18	Attending higher education	Student	Activist groups	Genderqueer; transfeminine	Non-binary	Male
Alexandra/ Alex	28	Attending higher education	Employed/technical job	Activist groups	Girl; transgender woman; mixed gender; genderqueer	Non-binary	Male
Glória	22	High school/attended higher education	Unemployed	Activist groups	Woman; transsexual woman	Binary	Male
Maria	19	High school	Student	Activist groups/informal support	Woman; transgender woman	Binary	Male