List of transgender people

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.

List of transgender people

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Name	Birth – or b.–d. – years	Nationality	Pronouns	Notable as	Ref.
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]
Agnes	b. 1939	American	she/her	Case study subject	^[10]
Mark Aguhar	1987-2012	American	she/her	Activist, writer, multimedia fine artist	^[11]
Tita Aida		Filipino American	she/her	Social activist	^[12]
Aja	b. 1994	American	she/her	Drag queen, rapper	^[13]
Leelah Alcorn	1997–2014	American	she/her	Teenage suicide victim due to parental rejection	^[14]
Ian Alexander	b. 2001	American	they/them, he/him	Actor	^[15]
Jennie Alexander	1930-2018	American	she/her	Author	^[16]
Gloria Allen	1945-2022	American	she/her	Activist	^[17]
Harry Allen	1882–1922	American	he/him	Pioneer during Pacific Northwest period known for flouting social norms	^[18]
Samantha Leigh Allen		American	she/her	Journalist, author	^[19]
Rebecca Allison	b. 1946	American	she/her	Cardiologist, president-elect of Gay and Lesbian Medical Association	^[20]
Kye Allums	b. 1989	American	he/him	Basketball player	^[21]
Nadia Almada	b. 1977	Portuguese British	she/her	Big Brother UK series 5 winner	^[22]
Ashley Altadonna	b. 1979	American	she/her	Filmmaker, musician, author, activist	^[23]
Jessica Alves	b. 1983	Brazilian British	she/her	Television personality, plastic surgery enthusiast	^[24]
Taylor Alxndr	b. 1993	American	they/them	Music artist, drag queen, activist	^[25]
Barbra Amesbury	b. 1948	Canadian	she/her	Singer-songwriter	^[26]
Amethyst	b. 1995	American	she/her	Drag queen, singer	^[27]
Charlie Jane Anders	b. 1969	American	she/her	Author	^[28]
Justine Mara Andersen		American	she/her	Artist, animator, poet	^[29]
Adèle Anderson	b. 1952	British	she/her	Actor, Fascinating Aïda member	^[30]
Donnie Anderson	b. 1947 or 1948	American	she/her	Baptist minister, social activist	^[31]
Erica Anderson		American	she/her	Clinical psychologist	^[32]
Lucy Hicks Anderson	1886–1954	American	she/her	One of the earliest trans women documented	^[33]
Luke Anderson	b. 1981	South African British	he/him	Big Brother UK series 13 winner	^[34]
Jacob Anderson-Minshall	b. 1967	American	he/him	Author	^[35]
Erica Andrews (Erica Salazar)	1969–2013	Mexican American	she/her	International and national beauty pageant title winner, drag performer, actor, entrepreneur	^[36]
Buck Angel	b. 1962	American	he/him	Adult performer and producer, activist, educator, motivational speaker	^[37]
Carlett Brown Angianlee	b. c. 1927	American	she/her	U.S. Navy veteran	^[38]
Anohni	b. 1971	English	she/her	Antony and the Johnsons' lead singer	^[39]
Anna Anthropy		American	she/her	Video game designer	^[40]
Carla Antonelli	b. 1960	Spanish	she/her	Actress, activist, legislator	^[41]
Ryka Aoki	b. ?	American	she/her	Author, poet	^[42]^[43]