Young people who consider themselves religious, by gender identity
Percent of young people, by gender identity, 2023 (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: Male-identifying (69%). Lowest: Non-binary (47%).
- Non-binary: 47%
- Female-identifying: 68%
- Male-identifying: 69%
Source: Springtide Research Institute, 11 stats on the religious and spiritual lives of non-binary young people · Article published 2023-01-24.
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What does this statistic show?
Highest: Male-identifying (69%). Lowest: Non-binary (47%). Non-binary: 47%. Female-identifying: 68%. Male-identifying: 69%.
Who published this data?
Springtide Research Institute, 2023. Source: Springtide Research Institute, 11 stats on the religious and spiritual lives of non-binary young people (https://springtideresearch.org/post/diversity-and-gen-z/11-stats-on-the-religious-and-spiritual-lives-of-non-binary-young-people).
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