Among the key findings in this brief from the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center: rural transgender adults are the least likely of any group to “strongly” or “very strongly” agree that they get the familial support they need (16.3% of rural transgender adults, compared with 30.4% of urban transgender adults, 61.4% of rural cisgender adults, and 59.3% of urban cisgender adults).

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