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To have the statistically lowest chance of being murdered in the US, you should be: white, born female, between 9-12 years old, live in South Dakota, and trans.

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Females are more likely to self-identify as non-binary than transgender.

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I’m specifically referring to women who were born female, who then decide their gender doesn’t match their sex at birth. Many try to transition but find it difficult to successfully present as men, so they choose the enby route.

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Just scroll down the #NonBinaryDay hashtag and you’ll notice most of the pictures are of women. You might see a masculine jawline or a full beard every 15-20 tweets but they’re outnumbered by soft, round, feminine faces.

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tbf anecdotally I know a statistically higher-than-average amount of trans and enby people and it does seem true - more trans people were amab and more enby people were afab, at least in my circles.

12:29 AM · Jul 15, 2020