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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

This list consists of many notable people who are transgender. The individual listings note the subject's nationality and main occupation.

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.

List

Name Birth – or b.–d. – years Nationality Pronouns Notable as Ref.
Marja-Sisko Aalto b. 1954 Finnish she/her Evangelical Lutheran priest [1]
Alexander James Adams b. 1962 American he/him Musician, singer, songwriter [2]
Calpernia Addams b. 1971 American she/her Actress, author, entrepreneur [3]
Aderet b. 1976 Israeli she/her Pop singer [4]
Tamara Adrián b. 1954 Venezuelan she/her Politician [5][6]
Leelah Alcorn 1997–2014 American she/her Teenage suicide victim due to parental rejection [7]
Ian Alexander b. 2001 American they/them, he/him Actor [8]
Harry Allen 1882–1922 American he/him Pioneer during Pacific Northwest period known for flouting social norms [9]
Rebecca Allison b. 1946 American she/her Cardiologist, president-elect of Gay and Lesbian Medical Association [10]
Kye Allums b. 1989 American he/him Basketball player [11]
Nadia Almada b. 1977 Portuguese she/her Big Brother UK series 5 winner [12]
Jessica Alves b. 1983 Brazilian British she/her Television personality, plastic surgery enthusiast [13]
Taylor Alxndr b. 1993 American they/them Music artist, drag queen, activist [14]
Barbra Amesbury b. 1948 Canadian she/her Singer-songwriter [15]
Charlie Jane Anders b. 1969 American she/her Author [16]
Adèle Anderson b. 1952 British she/her Actor, Fascinating Aïda member [17]
Lucy Hicks Anderson 1886–1954 American she/her One of the earliest trans women documented [18]
Luke Anderson b. 1981 South African British he/him Big Brother UK series 13 winner [19]
Jacob Anderson-Minshall b. 1967 American he/him Author [20]
Erica Andrews (Erica Salazar) 1969–2013 Mexican American she/her International and national beauty pageant title winner, drag performer, actor, entrepreneur [21]
Buck Angel b. 1962 American he/him Adult performer and producer, activist, educator, motivational speaker [22]
Anohni b. 1971 English she/her Antony and the Johnsons' lead singer [23]
Carla Antonelli b. 1960 Spanish she/her Actress, activist, legislator [24]
Ryka Aoki b. ? American she/her Author, poet [25][26]
Nikki Araguz 1975–2019 American she/her Marriage equality activist, public speaker [27]
Arca b. 1989 Venezuelan she/her Musician [28]
Victoria Arellano 1984–2007 Mexican she/her Mexican immigrant that died in a U.S. detention facility [29]
Alexis Arquette 1969–2016 American she/her Actress, musician [30]
Nina Arsenault b. 1974 Canadian she/her Writer [31]
April Ashley 1935–2021 English she/her Model [32][33]
Laith Ashley b. 1989 American he/him Model, actor, singer
Estelle Asmodelle b. 1964 Australian she/her Actress, author, dancer [34]
Robina Asti 1921–2021 American she/her US Navy pilot during World War II, record holder for world's oldest flight instructor [35]
Abigail Austen b. 1965 British she/her Soldier [36]
Backxwash b. 1991 Zambian Canadian she/her Rapper [37]
Mianne Bagger b. 1966 Danish she/her Golfer [38]
Jenny Bailey b. 1962 English she/her Politician, former mayor of Cambridge [39]
Grace Banu b. 1988 Indian she/her Dalit and trans activist, first transgender engineer in Tamil Nadu [40]
Victor Barker 1895–1960 British he/him Writer, entertainer [41]
Ben Barres 1954–2017 American he/him Neurobiologist [42]
James Barry 1789/99–1865 Irish Military surgeon, Inspector General overseeing military hospitals [43]
Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad b. 1949 Norwegian they/them Physician, family therapist, sexologist [44][45]
Saga Becker b. 1988 Swedish she/her Actress [46]
Munroe Bergdorf b. 1987 British she/her Model, activist [47]
S. Bear Bergman b. 1974 American he/him Writer, performance artist [48]
Danielle Bunten Berry 1949–1998 American she/her Software developer [49]
Michelle Suárez Bértora 1983–2022 Uruguayan she/her First openly transgender female lawyer, Substitute Senator (2014–2017) in Uruguay [50]
Sam Bettens b. 1972 Belgian he/him Musician, K's Choice's lead singer [51]
Georgina Beyer 1957–2023 New Zealander she/her Politician [52]
Alexandra Billings b. 1962 American she/her Actress, singer, educator [53]
Jackson Bird b. 1990 American he/him Author, vlogger, activist [54]
Fran Blanche b. ? American she/her Electronic engineer, musician [55]
Maddie Blaustein 1960–2008 American she/her Voice actress [56]
Leyna Bloom b. 1990 American she/her Fashion model, dancer, activist [57]
Alejandra Bogue b. 1965 Mexican she/her Film, television and stage actress [58]
Justin Vivian Bond b. 1963 American they/them Singer-songwriter, performance artist [59]
Chaz Bono b. 1969 American he/him Actor, singer, activist [60]
Kate Bornstein b. 1948 American they/them, she/her Author, performance artist, gender theorist [61]
Chastity Bowick b. 1985 American she/her Educator, transgender health advocate, human rights activist [62]
Jennifer Finney Boylan b. 1958 American she/her Author, activist, previously an award-winning professor of English at Colby College [63]
Cait Brennan b. 1969 American she/her Author, filmmaker, performer [64]
Namoli Brennet b. 1970 American she/her Folk singer [65]
Aleshia Brevard 1937–2017 American she/her Film, TV, and theatre actress, model, author, professor (one of the earliest transitioners in the United States) [66]
Z Brewer b. 1973 American they/them Author [67][68]
Poppy Z. Brite (a.k.a. Billy Martin) b. 1967 American he/him Gothic horror author [69]
Willmer "Little Ax" Broadnax 1916–1994 American he/him Gospel tenor [70]
Blake Brockington 1996–2015 American he/him Eighteen-year-old American activist, student, suicide victim [71]
Shauna Brooks b. 1990 American she/her Model, comedian, actress [72]
Sarah Brown b. 1972/74 British she/her Politician, activist [73]
Harrison Browne b. 1993 Canadian he/him Hockey player (Buffalo Beauts) [74]
Sara Davis Buechner b. 1964 American she/her Musician
Cidny Bullens b. 1955 American he/him Musician [75]
Balian Buschbaum b. 1980 German he/him Pole vaulter, two-time European Championship bronze medalist [76]
Alec Butler b. 1959 Canadian they/them, he/him Writer [77]
Mya Byrne b. 1978 American she/her Folk/rock musician [78]
Mauro Cabral Grinspan b. 1971 Argentinian he/him Intersex and trans advocate, academic, and co-director of GATE [79]
Meryn Cadell b. ? Canadian he/him Writer, performance artist, assistant professor of song lyrics and libretto writing [80]
Patrick Califia b. 1954 American he/him Writer [81]
Loren Cameron 1959–2022 American he/him Photographer/visual artist [82]
Traniela Campolieto c. 1975 Argentinian she/her First transgender woman to be an arline captain in the history of Argentina and of Latin America [83]
Mina Caputo b. 1973 American she/her Singer (Life of Agony) [84]
Micha Cárdenas b. 1977 American she/her Artist/theorist, lecturer of Visual Arts and Critical Gender Studies at UCSD [85]
Wendy Carlos b. 1939 American she/her Composer, electronic musician [86]
Carmen Carrera b. 1985 American she/her Reality television personality, drag performer, actress, model [87]
Lynda Cash b. 1949/1950 British she/her British Royal Navy officer [88]
Albert Cashier 1843–1915 Irish American Union Army soldier [89]
Ryan Cassata b. 1993 American he/him Musician, public speaker, writer, filmmaker, actor [90]
Candis Cayne b. 1971 American she/her Actress, performance artist [91]
Aimee Challenor b. 1997 British she/her Politician, transgender activist [92]
Parinya Charoenphol b. 1981 Thai she/her Thai boxer, model, actress [93][94]
Elie Che 1998–2020 British she/her Model, performer, activist [95][96]
Chen Lili b. 1980 Chinese she/her Model [97]
Choi Han-bit b. 1987 South Korean she/her Model, actress, singer [98]
Quinn Christopherson b. 1992 American he/him Singer-songwriter [99]
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo b. 1977 American she/her[100] Journalist, soldier [101]
Eli Clare b. 1963 American he/him Writer, activist, educator, speaker [102]
Alex Clare-Young b. ? British they/them Priest (United Reformed Church) [103]
Layshia Clarendon b. 1991 American they/them Basketball player [104]
Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark b. 1938 American she/her US Navy and Army soldier, trans and AIDS activist, nun [105]
Angela Clayton 1959–2014 British she/her Physicist, activist [106]
Jamie Clayton b. 1978 American she/her Model, actress [107]
Clover-Lynn American she/her Bluegrass musician [108]
Roberta Close b. 1964 Brazilian she/her Model [109]
Thomas Baty 1869–1954 English he/him Lawyer, writer, editor of the journal Urania [110]
Coccinelle 1931–2006 French she/her Singer, entertainer [111]
Michael D. Cohen b. 1975 Canadian American he/him Actor
Raewyn Connell b. 1944 Australian she/her Sociologist, academic [112]
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 [113]
Lilly Contino American she/her TikToker, food critic, video game culture writer, transgender advocate [114]
Lynn Conway 1938–2024 American she/her Computer scientist, electrical engineer, activist [115][116]
T Cooper b. ? American he/him Novelist, nonfiction writer, television writer, journalist [117]
Ruby Corado b. 1970 American she/her LGBT rights activist [118]
Caroline Cossey (a.k.a. Tula) b. 1954 English she/her Model, actress, author [119]
Jayne County b. 1947 American she/her Musician [120]
Roberta Cowell 1918–2011 British she/her World War II fighter pilot, the first British trans woman to undergo gender reassignment [121]
Laverne Cox b. 1972 American she/her Actress, producer, advocate [122]
Brittany CoxXx 1978–2016 American she/her Adult film actress [123][124]
Kate Craig-Wood 1977–2020 British she/her IT entrepreneur [125][126]
maia arson crimew b. 1999 Swiss it/its, she/her Swiss developer, computer hacker [127]
Victoria Cruz b. 1945/1946 American she/her Activist, retired domestic violence counsellor [128]
Phillipe Cunningham b. 1987 American he/him Politician [129]
Jackie Curtis 1947–1985 American she/her Actress, writer [130]
Christine Daniels 1957–2009 American he/him Writer [131]
Candy Darling 1944–1974 American she/her Performer [132]
Tista Das b. 1976 Indian she/her Actress [133]
Juno Dawson b. 1981 British she/her Young adult fiction author [134]
Chevalier d'Éon 1728–1810 French Diplomat [135]
Nikkie de Jager b. 1994 Dutch she/her Makeup artist, YouTuber [136]
Florencia de la V b. 1976 Argentinian she/her Actress [137]
Vicky de Lambray 1950–1986 English she/her Sex worker, con artist [138]
Jowelle de Souza b. 1974 Trinidadian she/her Hairdresser, politician, LGBT and animal welfare activist [139][140][141][142]
Petra De Sutter b. 1963 Belgian she/her Gynecologist, politician, current deputy prime minister of Belgium [143]
Baby Dee b. 1953 American she/her Multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, performance artist [144]
Ashley Diamond b. 1978 American she/her Prison and LGBTQ rights activist [145]
Michael Dillon 1915–1962 British he/him Physician [146]
Keilyn DiStefano American she/her Officer in the Army National Guard [147]
Julie Doe 1952/1966-1988 American she/her Unidentified murder victim discovered in Clermont, Florida [148]
Sean Dorsey b. 1972/3 Canadian he/him Modern choreographer, dancer, writer, trans rights activist [149]
Angela Lynn Douglas 1943–2007 American she/her Activist [150]
Michelle Dumaresq b. 1970 Canadian she/her Bicycle racer [151]
Mason J. Dunn b. 1985 American he/him, they/them Lawyer, educator, LGBTQ+ rights advocate [152]
Kizzy Edgell b. 2002 English he/him, they/them Actor [153]
Elagabalus 203–222 Roman Emperor characterized as transgender [154][155][156]
Lili Elbe 1882–1931 Danish she/her Painter [157]
Dorian Electra b. 1992 American they/them Singer, songwriter, performance artist [158][159]
Felicia Elizondo 1946–2021 American she/her LGBT activist [160]
Endigo b. 1992 Swedish she/her Singer, drag queen, voice actress [161]
Kataluna Enriquez b. 1995 American she/her First trans woman to become a Miss USA contestant and win Miss Nevada USA [162]
Rüzgar Erkoçlar b. 1986 Turkish he/him Actor, model [163]
Eli Erlick b. 1995 American she/her Trans activist [164]
Bülent Ersoy b. 1952 Turkish she/her Singer, actress [165]
Erika Ervin (a.k.a. Amazon Eve) b. 1979 American she/her Model, fitness trainer, actress [166]
Eden Estrada (a.k.a. Eden The Doll) Mexican-American she/her Model, Social Media Influencer [167]
Eugene Falleni 1875–1938 Italian Australian he/him Murderer [168][169][170][171]
Enriqueta Favez 1791–1856 Swiss she/her Physician and surgeon who practiced medicine during the Napoleonic Wars and in Cuba [172]
Florian-Ayala Fauna b. ? American she/her Artist, musician, poet, music producer [173][174]
Leslie Feinberg 1949–2014 American she/her, he/him, ze/hir[175] Author, activist [176]
Maxine Feldman 1945–2007 American Singer-songwriter, comedian [177]
Jamie Fenton b. 1964 American she/her Software engineer, video game writer [178]
Bibiana Fernández b. 1954 Spanish she/her Actress, model [179]
Yasmin Finney b. 2003/2004 English she/her Actress [180]
Fox Fisher b. 1980 British they/them Artist, filmmaker, author, trans campaigner [181][182]
Owl Fisher b. 1991 Icelandic they/them Journalist, filmmaker, author, trans activist [183]
Che Flores b. 1979 American they/them NBA referee, first openly trans official in a Big Four sports league [184]
Sir Ewan Forbes, 11th Baronet 1912–1991 Scottish he/him Doctor, farmer, 11th Baronet of Craigievar [185]
Tyler Ford b. 1990 American they/them Writer, public speaker, activist [186]
Fallon Fox b. 1975 American she/her MMA fighter
Sage Fox b. 1972 she/her US Army Captain [187]
Lydia Foy b. 1947 Irish she/her Dentist, transgender rights activist [188]
Bree Fram American she/her Colonel in the United States Space Force, former lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force, engineer [189]
Crystal Frasier b. 1980 American she/her Artist, game designer .[190]
Ina Fried b. 1974 American she/her Author, senior writer for CNET Networks [191]
Phyllis Frye b. 1946 American she/her First openly transgender judge in Texas [192]
Ketty Gabriele b. 1982 she/her Reputed Italian mafia figure [193]
Dorce Gamalama 1963–2022 Indonesian she/her Entertainer [194][195]
Tessa Ganserer b. 1977 German she/her Politician [196]
Garcia b. ? American they/them Actor [197]
Althea Garrison b. 1940 American she/her Politician [198]
Teddy Geiger b. 1988 American she/her Musician [199]
Nats Getty b. 1992 American he/him Model, socialite, activist [200]
Maebe A. Girl b. 1986 American she/her, they/them Drag queen, politician [201]
Alexander John Goodrum 1960–2002 American he/him Civil rights activist, writer, educator [202]
Gigi Gorgeous b. 1992 Canadian American she/her Model, YouTuber [203]
Laura Jane Grace b. 1980 American she/her Lead singer and guitarist (Against Me!) [204]
Hannah Graf b. ? British she/her Highest-ranked transgender person in the British Army, transgender rights activist [205]
Julia Grant 1954–2019 British she/her Activist, first person to have their gender reassignment followed on UK television in A Change of Sex [206]
Jamison Green b. 1948 American he/him Writer, educator [207]
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy b. 1940 American she/her African-American activist and community leader for transgender rights [208]
Greyson Gritt b. ? Canadian they/them Musician, educator, activist of Ojibwe-Métis descent [209]
Anna Grodzka b. 1954 Polish she/her Politician, first transgender MP in European history [210]
Gottmik b. 1996 American he/him, she/her (in drag) Drag performer [211][212]
Gia Gunn b. 1990 American she/her Drag queen [213]
Aiden Hale 1994/5–2023 American he/him Mass murderer [214]
Jamie Lee Hamilton 1955–2019 Rocky Boy Canadian she/her Activist, politician [215]
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) [216]
Deborah Hartin 1933–2005 American she/her Lecturer, activist [217]
Lauren Harries b. 1978 English she/her Child prodigy [218]
Alan L. Hart 1890–1962 American he/him Physician, researcher, writer [219]
Ian Harvie b. 1968 American he/him Comedian, actor [220]
Debbie Hayton b. 1968 British she/her Teacher, journalist, opposer of gender self-ID [221]
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 [222]
Rebecca Heineman b. 1963 American she/her Computer video game programmer [223]
Michelle Hendley b, 1991 American she/her Actress [224]
Jamie Lee Henry American she/her First openly transgender military officer in the United States [225]
Jess Herbst b. 1958 American she/her Politician [226]
Adela Hernández b. 1962 Cuban she/her First transgender person elected to political office in Cuba [227]
Anderson Bigode Herzer 1962–1982 Brazilian he/him Counterculture writer, poet [228]
Rita Hester 1963–1998 American she/her Murder victim, inspiration for the first Transgender Day of Remembrance [229]
Katie Rain Hill b. circa 1994 American she/her Author, activist [230]
Stephanie Hirst b. 1975 English she/her Radio and television presenter/broadcaster [231]
Mathilda Högberg b. 1994 Swedish she/her Social media influencer [232]
Stacey Hollywood b. 1968 American she/her Actor, model, nightclub promoter, performance artist [233][234]
Mary Ann Horton b. 1955 American she/her Usenet and Internet pioneer, computer scientist, transgender educator and activist [235]
Laurel Hubbard b. 1978 New Zealander she/her Weightlifter [236][237]
Ro Haber b. ? American Screenwriter [238]
Tyra Hunter 1970–1995 American she/her Hairdresser [239]
Grace Hyland b. ? Australian she/her TikToker, activist [240]
Candice Iloh b. ? Nigerian American they/them Writer, poet, dancer [241]
Dana International b. 1972 Israeli she/her Singer [242]
Veronica Ivy (formerly Rachel McKinnon) b. 1982 Canadian she/her Philosophy professor, competitive cyclist, transgender rights activist [243]
Kim Coco Iwamoto b. 1968 Hawaiian she/her Politician, activist, editorialist, policymaker, advocate, philanthropist [244]
Eddie Izzard b. 1962 English she/her Comedian, actor, writer, political activist [245][246]
Dominique Jackson b. 1975 Tobagonian American she/her Author, model, actress, activist, reality television personality [247]
Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip b. 1979 Thai she/her Businesswoman
Andrea James b. 1967 American she/her Entrepreneur, filmmaker, activist [248]
Jennell Jaquays 1956–2024 American she/her Game designer, artist [249]
Sir Lady Java b. 1943 American she/her Stage performer, actress, activist [250]
Bailey Jay b. 1988 American she/her Adult film actress [251]
Andrea Jenkins b. 1961 American she/her Politician [252]
Caitlyn Jenner b. 1949 American she/her Olympics athlete, television personality [253]
Jazz Jennings b. 2000 American she/her Activist, TV/YouTube personality [254]
Lauren Jeska b. 1974 British she/her Fell-runner convicted of the attempted murder of Ralph Knibbs [255]
Natasha Jiménez b. ? Costa Rican she/her Trans and intersex human rights activist, author [256]
Jin Xing b. 1967 Chinese she/her Dancer [257]
George M. Johnson b. ? American they/them Author, activist [258]
Jeffrey Catherine Jones 1944–2011 American she/her Painter, comic book artist [259]
Rachel Jones (military officer) American she/her officer in the United States Army [260]
Christine Jorgensen 1926–1989 American she/her Trans activist [261]
Michelle Josef b. 1954 Canadian she/her Musician [262]
Christina Kahrl b. 1967 American she/her Sportswriter, editor, co-founder of Baseball Prospectus, civil rights activist [263]
Aya Kamikawa b. 1968 Japanese she/her Politician [264]
Roz Kaveney b. 1949 British she/her Writer [265]
Julia Kaye b. 1988 American she/her Illustrator [266]
Rocco Kayiatos (a.k.a. Katastrophe) b. 1979 American he/him Rapper, first openly transgender singer in the hip-hop genre [267]
Aidan Key b. 1964 American he/him K–12 educator, community organizer, author of Trans Bodies, Trans Selves [268]
Isis King b. 1985 American she/her Model, fashion designer [269]
Trevor Kirczenow b. 1985 Canadian he/him Author, public speaker, healthcare researcher [270]
Victoria Kolakowski b. 1961 American she/her Judge [271]
Andreas Krieger b. 1966 German he/him Athlete [272]
Janae Kroc b. 1972 American she/her Professional powerlifter, competitive bodybuilder [273]
Sakris Kupila b. 1996 Finnish he/him Medical student, international campaigner for trans rights [274]
Mara La Torre b. 1991 Filipino she/her Trans activist [275]
Sophie Labelle b. 1987/8 Canadian she/her Author, cartoonist, public speaker [276]
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 [277]
Lady b. ? Korean Transgender pop group active during 2005-2007 [278]
Lee Lai b. 1993 Australian she/her Cartoonist [279]
Vicci Laine b. 1960 American she/her Drag performer, celebrity impersonator, singer, HIV/AIDS activist [280]
Bambi Lake 1950–2020 American she/her Performer, musician [281]
Loiza Lamers b. 1995 Dutch she/her Model, first transgender winner in the Top Model franchise [282]
Greer Lankton 1958–1996 American she/her Artist [283]
Stacie Laughton b. 1984 American she/her Politician [284]
Daniel M. Lavery b. 1986 American he/him Author [285]
Ed Le Brocq (formerly Eddie Ayres) b. 1967 British Australian he/him Radio presenter, musician, teacher [286]
Jools Lebron b. ?? American she/her TikToker [287]
Lee Si-yeon b. 1979 South Korean she/her Actress [288]
L Morgan Lee b. ? American she/her First openly transgender actor to be nominated for a Tony Award [289]
Yasmin Lee b. 1983 Thai American she/her Actress, adult entertainer [290]
Paris Lees b. 1986 British she/her Journalist, radio presenter, transgender rights activist [291]
Jordana LeSesne b. ? American she/her Musician, producer [292][293]
Rodrigo Lehtinen b. 1986 American he/him Transgender LGBT rights advocate [294]
Amanda Lepore b. 1967 American she/her Transgender icon, model, celebutante, singer, performance artist [295]
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) [296][297]
Justine Lindsay b. 1992 American she/her First openly transgender NFL Cheerleader [298]
Alicia Liu b. 1986 Taiwanese she/her Model, television personality [299]
Teagan Livingston American she/her Aviator, military officer [300]
Juliàn Delgado Lopera b. 1988 Colombian they/them Writer, performer [301]
Sassafras Lowrey b. 1983/1984 American ze/hir Author, dog trainer [302]
Lucinta Luna b. 1989 Indonesian she/her Model, actress, singer
Vladimir Luxuria b. 1965 Italian she/her Politician, actress [303]
Cam Lyman b. 1932 – c. 1987 American he/him Dog breeder [304]
Finn Mackay b. 1977/1978 British they/them Feminist campaigner [305]
Lily Madigan b. 1998 British she/her Activist, first openly transgender woman to become a Women's Officer within the Labour Party [306]
Nicole Maines b. 1997 American she/her Actress (played the first television transgender superhero on CW's Supergirl), transgender rights activist [307]
Kellie Maloney b. 1953 British she/her Boxing promoter, television personality [308]
Chelsea Manning b. 1987 American she/her Soldier, whistleblower convicted under the Espionage Act [309]
Patricio Manuel b. 1985 American he/him First transgender professional boxer in the United States [310][311]
Mimi Marks b. 1967 American she/her Entertainer [312]
Marissa Martinez b. 1975 American she/her Musician [313]
Mario Martino b. ? American he/him Nurse, early trans male autobiographer [314]
Shabnam Mausi b. ? Indian she/her Politician [315]
Thomas Page McBee b. 1981 American he/him Author of Amateur and Man Alive
Lily McBeth 1934–2014 American she/her Educator [316]
Sarah McBride b. 1990 American she/her LGBT advocate and politician [317]
Deirdre McCloskey b. 1942 American she/her Economist [318]
CeCe McDonald b. 1989 American she/her Imprisoned 2012–2014 after fatally stabbing an attacker [319]
Cate McGregor b. 1956 Australian she/her Senior military officer [320]
Miles McKenna b. 1995 American he/him Vlogger, actor, LGBTQIA+ advocate [321]
Tiq Milan b. ? American he/him Writer, public speaker, activist, strategic media consultant [322]
Ezra Miller b. 1992 American they/them, it, zir Actor [323]
sj Miller b. 1970 American Academic, author, public speaker, activist [324]
Riley Carter Millington b. 1993/1994 British he/him Actor [325]
Cris Miró 1965–1999 Argentinian she/her Entertainer that became the first travesti in Argentina to be massively accepted by the public [326]
Janet Mock b. 1983 American she/her Writer, transgender rights activist, author, former staff editor of People magazine's website [327]
Joyita Mondal b. ? Indian she/her First openly transgender female judge in India (2017) [328][329]
Bibiana Montoya b. 1956 Spanish she/her first trans woman to undergo gender-affirming surgery in Spain [330]
Micheline Montreuil b. 1952 Canadian she/her Quebec lawyer, teacher, politician [331]
Patricia Morgan 1939–1986? American she/her American businesswoman, former sex worker [332]
Angela Morley 1924–2009 English she/her Composer, conductor [333]
Indya Moore b. 1995 American they/them Actor, model [334]
Rusty Mae Moore 1941–2022 American she/her Activist, educator [335]
Jan Morris 1926–2020 British she/her Historian, writer [336]
Nizah Morris 1955–2002 American she/her Entertainer [337]
Chris Mosier b. 1980 American he/him Athlete [338]
Aisha Mughal b. ? Pakistani she/her Transgender rights expert, Ministry of Human Rights [339]
Dylan Mulvaney b. 1996 American she/her Actress, comedian, TikToker
Anwen Muston b. ? British she/her Labour Party politician, first openly transgender woman to be elected to represent Labour [340]
Ataru Nakamura b. 1985 Japanese she/her Singer [341]
Shay Neary b. 1987/8 American she/her Fashion model, first openly trans plus-size model to land a major campaign [342]
Hari Nef b. 1992 American she/her Actress, model, writer [343]
Ariel Nicholson b. 2001 American she/her Model, activist [344]
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 [345]
Remy Noe b. 1974 English Landscape artist [346]
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 [347]
Bell Nuntita b. 1983 Thai she/her Participant on the show Thailand's Got Talent, Thai transgender actress, singer, entertainer, radio DJ [348]
Terri O'Connell b. 1964 American she/her Automobile racer [349]
Kay O'Neill b. ? New Zealander they/them Illustrator, writer [350]
Anne Ogborn b. 1959 American she/her Transgender activist [351]
Pepe Julian Onziema b. 1981 Ugandan he/him LGBT rights activist [352]
Mina Orfanou b. 1982 Greek she/her Actress [353]
Dylan Orr b. 1979 American he/him Political appointee [354]
Elliot Page b. 1987 Canadian he/him, they/them Actor, producer [355][356]
Caroline Paige b. 1961 British she/her Royal Air Force officer [357]
Dee Palmer b. 1937 English she/her Musician from Jethro Tull [358]
Pauline Park b. 1960 American she/her Transgender activist [359]
Charley Parkhurst 1812–1879 American he/him Stagecoach driver [360]
Esdras Parra 1937–2004 Venezuelan she/her Writer [361]
Ophelia Pastrana b. 1982 Colombian she/her Physicist, LGBT activist, entrepreneur, social media personality [362]
Nicole Louise Pearce b. 1964 Australian she/her Child murderer [363]
Andreja Pejić b. 1991 Australian she/her Model of Bosnian Croat and Bosnian Serb ethnicity [364]
Peppermint b. 1980 American she/her Drag queen, singer, actress [365]
Kim Petras b. 1992 German she/her Pop singer [366]
Leslie Elaine Perez 1938–2005 American she/her Convicted murderer, politician [367]
Yasmine Petty b. ? American she/her Fashion model, actress [368]
Xan Phillips b. ? American they/them Poet, visual artist [369]
John Pilley 1951/1952 British he/him First prisoner in England and Wales to be granted gender-affirming surgery [370]
Elliott Platt b. 2004 Canadian he/him Musician [371]
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 [372]
Rachel Pollack 1945–2023 American she/her Author [373]
Ángela Ponce b. 1991 Spanish she/her Model, beauty pageant titleholder who won Miss Spain 2018 [374]
Midge Potts b. 1969 American she/her Political activist [375]
Ljuba Prenner 1906–1977 Slovenian he/him Attorney, author of the first Slovene crime novel [376][377]
Fay Presto b. 1948 British she/her Magician [378]
Virginia Prince 1912–2009 American she/her Pharmacologist, transgender activist, author [379]
Jennifer Pritzker b. 1950 American she/her Investor, philanthropist [380]
Public Universal Friend 1752-1819 American Self-professed evangelist/preacher, shunned any gendered pronouns, often referred to as P.U.F. or "the Friend" [381]
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Rupert Raj 1952 Eurasian-Canadian he/him Trans Activist, Psychotherapist and Gender Consultant [386]
Jordan Raskopoulos b. 1982 Australian she/her Comedian, singer in The Axis of Awesome [387]
Stu Rasmussen 1948–2021 American he/him, she/her First openly transgender mayor in the United States [388][389]
Silvia Reyes 1949–2024 Spanish she/her Transgender activist, participant in Spain's first pride march (1977). [390]
Renée Richards b. 1934 American she/her Athlete, physician [391]
Dora Richter 1892-? German she/her Domestic servant [392][393]
Rinu b. 1998 Japanese he/him Singer, member of Strawberry Prince [394]
Miriam Rivera 1981–2019 Mexican she/her Reality TV star, adult entertainer [395]
Sylvia Rivera 1951–2002 American she/her Transgender activist [396][397]
Monica Roberts 1962–2020 American she/her Writer, blogger, and trans rights advocate [398]
Eva Robin's b. 1958 Italian she/her Actress, activist [399]
Allyson Robinson b. ? American she/her Served as Army officer, American LGBT rights activist [400]
Geena Rocero b. 1983/4 Filipino American she/her Model, activist [401]
Mj Rodriguez b. 1991 American she/her Actress, singer [402]
Diane Marie Rodriguez Zambrano b. 1982 Ecuadorian she/her Activist [403]
Danica Roem b. 1984 American she/her Politician [404]
Terri Rogers 1937–1999 English she/her Ventriloquist [405]
Geraldine Roman b. 1967 Philippines she/her Congresswoman [406]
Rebecca Root b. 1969 British she/her Actress [407]
Deena Kaye Rose b. 1943 American she/her Singer-songwriter [408]
Nyla Rose b. 1982 Native American/ African American she/her Actress, professional wrestler [409]
Angelica Ross b. 1980 American she/her Businesswoman, actress, activist [410]
Martine Rothblatt b. 1954 American she/her Lawyer, author [411]
Joan Roughgarden b. 1946 American she/her Biologist [412]
Henry Rubin b. 1966 American he/him Sociologist [413]
Eliana Rubashkyn b. 1988 New Zealander Colombian they/she Pharmacist, former refugee, first transgender woman recognised as woman under International Law and the UNHCR [414]
Carmen Rupe 1936–2011 New Zealander Australian she/her Entertainer, activist [415]
John/Eleanor Rykener 1394-? English 14th century sex worker [416][a]
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Bamby Salcedo b. ? American she/her LGBT rights activist [418]
Ali Saleem b. 1979 Pakistani he/him Television personality [419]
Ryan Sallans b. 1979 American he/him LGBT activist, public speaker [420]
Loui Sand b. 1992 Swedish he/him Former professional handball player of Sri-Lankan descent. [421]
Fulvia Celica Siguas Sandoval b. ? Peruvian she/her Politician, Guinness Book of World Records record holder for the most gender reassignment surgeries [422]
Stef Sanjati b. 1995 Canadian she/her YouTuber [423]
Harmony Santana b. ? American she/her Actress [424]
Hunter Schafer b. 1999 American she/her Fashion model, actress, LGBT rights activist [425]
Jeanette Schmid 1924–2005 Czech she/her Whistler [426]
Beate Schmidt b. 1966 German she/her Murderer [427]
Amy Schneider b. 1979 American she/her Game show contestant [428]
Scott Turner Schofield b. 1981 American he/they Writer, performer [429]
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Lauren Scott b. 1963 American she/her Civil rights activist, politician [430]
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Julia Serano b. 1967 American she/her Writer, performer, speaker, activist [432]
Jackie Shane 1940–2019 American she/her Soul and rhythm and blues singer [433][434]
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Imanni Da Silva b.1981 Angolan she/her Model, artist, activist [436]
Lucas Silveira b. ? Canadian he/him Rock musician [437]
Dawn Langley Simmons b. ?–2000 British American she/her Writer [438]
Matilda Simon, 3rd Baroness Simon of Wythenshawe b. 1955 British she/her Hereditary peer and 3rd Baron Simon of Wythenshawe [439]
Amanda Simpson b. 1961 American she/her Political appointee [354]
Nikki Sinclaire b. 1968 English she/her Parliamentarian [440]
Noah Skaalum b. 1995 Danish he/him Singer [441]
Robin Daniel Skinner (a.k.a. Cavetown) b. 1998 British he/him, they/them Singer-songwriter, record producer, YouTuber [442][443]
Nyke Slawik b. 1994 German she/her Politician [444]
Brian Michael Smith b. 1983 American he/him Actor [445]
Gwendolyn Ann Smith b. 1967 American she/her Activist, writer, founder of Transgender Day of Remembrance [446]
Misty Snow b. 1985 American she/her First transgender nominee to the United States Senate from a major political party [372]
Kylie Sonique Love (a.k.a. Sonique) b. 1983 American she/her (both in and out of drag) Drag queen, model [447]
Delia M. Sosa b. 1997 American they/them Public speaker, LGBTQ+ healthcare advocate [448]
Theresa Sparks b. 1949 American she/her Politician, entrepreneur [449]
Rae Spoon b. 1982 Canadian they/them Musician [450]
Susan Stanton b. 1959 American she/her Politician [451]
Cortisa Star b. 2005 American she/her Rapper [452]
Jahna Steele 1958–2008 American she/her Showgirl, actress, writer [453]
Abby Stein b. 1991 American she/her Writer, speaker, activist [454]
James Stephanie Sterling b. 1984 English-American she/her, they/them Freelance video game journalist [455]
ND Stevenson b. 1991 American he/him Cartoonist, animation producer [456][457]
Georgie Stone b. 2000 Australian she/her Activist [458]
Sandy Stone b. circa 1940s American she/her Educator [459]
Stav Strashko b. 1992 Ukrainian Israeli she/her Model, actress [460]
Margaret Stumpp b. 1952 American she/her Executive [461]
Kalki Subramaniam b. ? Indian she/her Transgender rights activist, artist, writer, entrepreneur [462]
Lou Sullivan 1951–1991 American he/him Author, activist [463]
J.E. Sumerau b. ? American she/they Novelist, scholar
Feroza Syed b. ? American she/her Activist of Indian descent [464][465]
Titica b. 1987 Angolan she/her Singer, songwriter, dancer, activist [466]
Lea T b. 1981 Brazilian she/her Fashion model [467]
Cindy Thái Tài b. 1981 Vietnamese she/her Singer, model [468]
Jenna Talackova b. 1988 Canadian she/her Model, beauty pageant contestant [469]
Audrey Tang b. 1981 Taiwanese she/her Free software programmer, Digital Minister [470][471]
Robyn Leigh Tanguay b. 1966 American she/her Scientist [472]
Maddie Taylor b. 1966 American she/her Voice actress [473]
Ramon Te Wake b. 1976 New Zealander she/her Television presenter [474]
Brandon Teena 1972–1993 American he/him Murder victim; subject of the film Boys Don't Cry [475]
Terre Thaemlitz b. 1968 American Musician, DJ, transgender educator [476]
Aiden Thomas b. ? American he/him; they/them Author of young adult novels [477]
Abigail Thorn b. 1993 British she/her Actress, YouTuber who runs the channel "Philosophy Tube" [478][479]
Jeanne Thornton b. 1989 American she/her Writer, copublisher of Instar Books and Rocksalt Magazine [480][481]
Maddy Thorson b. 1988 Canadian she/her Video game developer [482]
Efrat Tilma b. 1947 Israeli she/her Activist, policewoman [483]
Billy Tipton b. 1914–1989 American he/him Musician [484]
Brianna Titone b. 1978 American she/her Politician, activist [485]
Josie Totah b. 2001 American she/her Actress [486]
Manuela Trasobares b. 1962 Spanish she/her Artist, politician [487]
Gabrielle Tremblay b. 1990 Canadian she/her Writer, actress [488]
Justine Tunney b. 1985 American she/her Software developer, former Occupy movement activist, blogger [489][490]
Gabbi Tuft b. 1978 American she/her Professional wrestler [491]
Zoey Tur b. 1960 American she/her TV reporter, scientist, helicopter pilot [492]
Karen Ulane 1941–1989 American she/her Pilot fired by Eastern Airlines; discrimination case set Title VII precedent for transgender people [493]
Natalie van Gogh b. 1974 Dutch she/her Professional racing cyclist [494]
Daniela Vega b. 1989 Chilean she/her Actress, mezzo-soprano singer [495]
Rose Venkatesan b. 1980 Indian she/her TV anchor [496]
Jennifer Ventimilia b. ? American she/her Television writer [497]
Venus Flytrap b. ? Thai Pop group [498]
Anne Viriato b. 1997 Brazilian she/her Brazilian mixed martial arts fighter [499]
Lana Wachowski b. 1965 American she/her Filmmaker, producer, comic book writer, screenwriter, co-director of the Matrix films [500]
Lily Wachowski b. 1967 American she/her Film and TV director, screenwriter, producer, comic book writer, video game director, video game writer [501]
Annie Wallace b. 1965 British she/her Actress, first transgender person to portray a regular character in British soap opera history [502]
Syrus Marcus Ware b. 1977 Canadian and American He/him Artist, created first sexual health guide for trans men and the first parenting course for trans people in North America. Scholar of trans studies and Assistant Professor. [503]
Lachlan Watson b. 2001 American they/them Actor [504]
Brianna Westbrook b. 1984 American she/her Democratic socialist politician, civil rights activist [505]
Janine Wegman 1925–2007 Dutch she/her Musician, artist
Penny Whetton 1958–2019 Australian she/her Climatologist, environmental activist [506]
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Stephen Whittle b. 1955 British he/him Lawyer, writer, educator, transgender activist [508]
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Raquel Willis b. 1990/1 American she/her Writer, activist, Transgender Law Center national organizer [511]
Sophie Wilson b. 1957 British she/her Computer scientist [512]
Jia Qing Wilson-Yang b. 1986 Canadian she/her Writer [513]
Joanne Wingate b. 1960 English she/her Soldier [514]
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Narcissa Wright b. 1989 American she/her Video game speedrunner, website creator [516]
Brianna Wu b. 1977 American she/her Video game developer, computer programmer [517]
Natalie Wynn (a.k.a. ContraPoints) b. 1988 American she/her YouTuber [518][519]
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Philippa York b. 1958 Scottish she/her Journalist, cyclist [521]
Marie-Pier Ysser b. 1935 French she/her Entertainer, academic [522]
Jake Zyrus b. 1992 Filipino he/him Singer [523]

See also

Notes

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

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