Percentage of interactions with trans-related Facebook content by right-leaning sources that push anti-trans narratives, such as exaggerating the rate of de-transition:

65.7% ¹

Number of Twitter “likes” on J.K. Rowling’s June 2020 anti-trans manifesto that mentioned alleged increasing numbers of de-transitions:

60,500²

Percentage of respondents to a 2015 survey of trans people in the U.S. who had de-transitioned:

8%³

Percentage who, after de-transitioning, now identify as trans again and report they were living in a gender “different than the gender they were thought to be at birth”:

62%

Percentage of nearly 3,400 trans patients receiving support at one U.K. gender identity clinic who “expressed transition-related regret or de-transitioned”:

0.47%⁴

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Suicide rate per 100,000 residents in Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico, the states with the highest rates:

24.18⁵

Average population density (people per square mile) of these states:

15.5⁶

Suicide rate per 100,000 in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, the states with the lowest rates:

9.47⁵

Average population density of these states:

817.67⁶

Increased likelihood of mortality corresponding with social isolation, according to a 2015 study:

29%⁷

In 2018, percentage of people surveyed who said they had seriously considered suicide in the previous 30 days:

4.3%

In the same survey, percentage of young adults who said they had seriously considered suicide:

10.7%

In August 2020, five months after lockdowns began, percentage of people who said they had seriously considered suicide:

11%

Percentage of young adults who said they had seriously considered suicide:

25.5%⁸

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Percentage of U.S. adults who had heard of the repeatedly debunked QAnon conspiracy theory:

47%⁹

Of U.S. adults who’ve heard of QAnon, percentage who believe it is “very accurate” or “somewhat accurate”:

24%

Of Republicans who’ve heard of it, percentage who believe QAnon is “very accurate” or “somewhat accurate”:

38%¹⁰

Candidates who ran for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in the 2020 election who have associated with QAnon:

29¹¹

Total number of votes received by these candidates:

3,401,944

Number of these candidates who won:

2¹²

Number of QAnon followers who have been charged with murder in crimes directly related to their belief in the theory:

2¹³

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Sources: 1. Media Matters For America, 2020. 2. J.K. Rowling’s Twitter account. 3. National Center For Transgender Equality 4. Third Biennial EPATH Conference, 2019 5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 6. World Population Review  7. Perspectives on Psychological Science 8. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, via The Washington Post 9. Pew Research 10. Morning Consult 11. Media Matters For America 12. Ballotpedia.org 13. Rolling Stone and The Daily Beast