List of non-binary people

Not to be confused with List of intersex people.

Non-binary people are individuals that hold a gender identity outside of the gender binary. Non-binary gender identities may include genderfluid, agender, and bigender. Additionally, some cultures may have "third gender" roles that exist outside of the gender binary.

Non-binary people

List of people, with name, birth year, nationality, gender identity and reference shown

Name	Birth year	Nationality	Gender identity	Occupation(s)	Reference
Abadon	21st century	American	Non-binary	Professional wrestler	[1]
Courtney Act	1982	Australian	Genderqueer	Drag queen, singer, television personality	[2]
Adeem the Artist	1988	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter	[3]
Travis Alabanza	1996	British	Gender non-conforming	Performance artist, poet, writer, LGBTQ rights activist	[4]
Ian Alexander	2001	American	Non-binary	Actor	[5]
K Alexander	1992	Canadian	Non-binary	Actor, writer, web series creator, YouTube personality	[6]
Olly Alexander	1990	English	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, actor, activist	[7]
Taylor Alxndr	1993	American	Non-binary	Music artist, drag queen, activist	[8]
Qween Amor	1989	American	Trans-queer	Erotic dancer	[9] [10]
Ser Anzoategui	1979	American	Non-binary	Actor (Best Supporting Actor nominee at the Imagen Awards)	[11] [12] [13]
Arca	1989	Venezuelan	Non-binary, transgender	Record producer, singer	[14]
Uzoma Asagwara	1984	Canadian	Genderqueer	Politician	[15]
Bilal Baig	1995	Canadian	Genderfluid	Playwright, actor	[16]
Leo Baker	1991	American	Non-binary and genderqueer	Professional skateboarder	[17] [18]
Ruth Baldacchino	1979	Maltese	Non-binary	LGBT, intersex human rights activist	[19]
Bambie Thug	1993	Irish	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, Irish representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024	[20]
Blu del Barrio	1997	American	Non-binary	Actor	[21]
Meg-John Barker	1974	British	Plural/non-binary	Author, speaker, consultant, activist	[22]
Thomas Baty	1869	British	Transgender, non-binary	Lawyer, writer, editor of the feminist gender studies journal Urania	[23]
B-Complex	1984	Slovakian	Bigender	Music producer, DJ	[24] [25] [26]
Sibylle Berg	1962	German-Swiss	Non-binary	Author, playwright, politician	[27]
Morgan Berry	21st century	American	Non-binary	Voice actor	[28]
Mal Blum	1988	American	Non-binary	Musician, singer	[29]
Bob the Drag Queen	1986	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, comedian	[30]
Justin Vivian Bond	1963	American	Transgender	Singer-songwriter, drag queen	[31]
Kate Bornstein	1948	American	Gender non-conforming	Author, playwright, performance artist, gender theorist	[32]
Pandora Boxx	1972	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality	[33]
Tony Briffa	1969	Maltese-Australian	Non-binary	First known intersex mayor, intersex activist, educator	[34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39]
River Butcher	1982	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Stand-up comic, actor	[40]
Judith Butler	1956	American	Non-binary	Philosopher, gender theorist	[41]
Claude Cahun	1894	French	Neuter	Artist in the surrealist movement. Photographer, writer, sculptor.	[42] [43]
Gabrielle Calvocoressi	1974	American	Non-binary	Poet, professor	[44]
Phoebe Campbell	1997	English	Non-binary	Actor	[45]
Anna-Varney Cantodea	1952	German	Genderqueer	Musician, singer-songwriter	[46]
Nicky Case	1994	Canadian	Genderqueer and non-binary	Independent video game developer	[47]
Cassils	1975	Canadian	Gender non-conforming	Performance artist	[48]
Charlie Cawood	1988	English	Non-binary man	Musician, composer	[49]
Violet Chachki	1992	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, model, television personality	[50]
Jen Cloher	1973	Australian	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, record producer	[51]
Ellar Coltrane	1994	American	[note 1]	Actor, model	[52]
Emma Corrin	1995	English	Non-binary	Actor	[53]
Estefan Cortes-Vargas	1991	Canadian	Non-binary	Politician	[54]
Shea Couleé	1989	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, musician, television personality	[55]
Ivan Coyote	1969	Canadian	Non-binary	Writer. Won multiple ReLit and Stonewall Book Awards.	[56] [57] [58]
Max Crumm	1985	American	Non-binary	Actor, singer	[59]
Miley Cyrus	1992	American	Genderfluid	Singer, songwriter, actor	[60]
Emma D'Arcy	1992	English	Non-binary	Actor	[61]
Brihony Dawson	1984	Australian	Non-binary	Television presenter, singer	[62] [63]
Adore Delano	1989	American	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, drag queen, television personality	[64]
Cara Delevingne	1992	British	Genderfluid	Model, actor	[65]
Asia Kate Dillon	1984	American	Non-binary	Actor	[66]
Harry Dodge	1966	American	[note 2]	Sculptor, performer, video artist, professor, writer	[67] [68]
Rain Dove	1989	American	Non-binary	Model, actor, activist	[69]
Dreamcrusher	21st century	American	Non-binary	Musician	[70]
Emma Dumont	1994 or 1995	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Actor, model, dancer	[71]
Cyrus Grace Dunham	1992	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Writer, actor, activist	[72]
Gabe Dunn	1988	American	Non-binary	Actor, writer, journalist, podcaster	[73]
Kizzy Edgell	2002	English	Non-binary, transmasculine, queer	actor	[74] [75] [76]
Dorian Electra	1992	American	Genderfluid	Singer, songwriter, video, performance artist	[77]
Dominick Evans	1980	Polish-American	Non-binary	Filmmaker, activist	[78] [79]
F1NN5TER	2000	English	Genderfluid	Twitch streamer and YouTuber	[80]
Miss Fame	1985	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, makeup artist, model, television personality	[81]
Florian-Ayala Fauna	1991	American	Androgyne	Artist, musician, music producer	[82] [83]
E.R. Fightmaster	1992	American	Non-binary	Actor, producer, writer	[84]
G Flip	1994	Australian	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, record producer, drummer, and musician	[85]
Che Flores	1979	American	Non-binary	National Basketball Association referee	[86]
Tyler Ford	1990	American	Agender	Writer, public speaker	[87]
Hannah Gadsby	1978	Australian	Genderqueer	Comedian, writer, actor	[88]
Sarah Gailey	20th century	American	Non-binary	Writer	[89]
River Gallo	1990/1991	Salvadoran-American	Genderqueer	Filmmaker, actor, model, activist	[90] [91] [92]
Masha Gessen	1967	Russian-American	Non-binary	Journalist, author, translator	[93]
Nats Getty	1992	American	Non-binary	Model, designer, socialite and activist	[ citation needed ]
J. Harrison Ghee	1989	American	Non-binary	Actor, dancer	[94]
Melanie Gillman	20th century	American	Non-binary	Cartoonist	[95]
Alex Gino	1977	American	Genderqueer	Children’s book writer	[96]
Ilana Glazer	1987	American	Non-binary	Comedian, actor, writer, producer, director, activist	[97]
Gigi Goode	1997	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality	[98] [99] [100]
Celia Rose Gooding	2000	American	Non-binary	Actor	[101]
Tylan Grant	2001	British	Non-binary	Actor	[102]
Grey Gritt	20th century	Canadian	Non-binary	Musician	[103]
Gloria Groove	1995	Brazilian	Genderfluid	Singer and rapper	[104] [105]
Sofie Hagen	1988	Danish	Non-binary	Comedian, author, podcaster, fashion designer, fat acceptance campaigner	[106]
Edith Hammar	1992	Finnish	Non-binary	Artist and illustrator	[107]
Angel Haze	1991	American	Agender	Rapper, lyricist	[108]
Johanna Hedva	1982	Korean-American	Genderqueer	Artist and author in disability studies	[109]
Liv Hewson	1995	Australian	Non-binary	Actor, playwright	[110]
Nikki Hiltz	1994	American	Non-binary	Mid-distance runner	[111]
Lann Hornscheidt	1965	German	Non-binary	Academic	[112]
Cal Horton		British	Non-binary	Transgender studies scholar	[113] [114]
Beth Jeans Houghton	1990	English	Non-binary	Musician, artist, animator	[115] [116]
Jana Hunter	1979	American	Genderfluid	Songwriter, musician	[117]
Owen Hurcum	1997	Welsh	Genderqueer, agender	Mayor of Bangor City Council (elected 2021). World's first openly non-binary mayor and Wales' youngest ever mayor.	[118]
Eddie Izzard	1962	British	Transgender, genderfluid	Comedian, actor, writer	[119] [120] [121]
Andre J.	1979	American	Genderless	Party promoter	[122]
Jennie June	1874	American	Androgyne, invert, urning, fairie	Law clerk, activist	[123] [124] [125] [126]
Molly Kearney	1992	American	Non-binary	Actor, comedian	[127]
Jesse James Keitel	1993	American	Non-binary	Actor	[128]
Maia Kobabe	1991	American	Genderqueer	Cartoonist	[129]
Janae Kroc	1972	American	Genderfluid	Author, bodybuilder, marine, model, pharmacist, powerlifter	[130] [131]
Kim de l'Horizon	1992	Swiss	Non-binary	Writer, thespian	[132]
Lisa Lachance	20th century	Canadian	Genderqueer	Politician	[133]
Shaneel Lal	2000	Fijian-New Zealander	Transgender, non-binary	Activist, model	[134]
Robyn Lambird	1997	Australian	Non-binary	Wheelchair racer, model	[135]
Timothy LeDuc	1990	American	Non-binary	Pair skater	[136]
Haruna Lee	1985	Japanese-American	Non-binary	Playwright, actor	[137]
Jiz Lee	1980	American	Genderqueer	Pornographic actor	[138]
Left at London	1996	American	Non-binary, trans woman	Singer-songwriter, producer, comedian, internet personality	[139]
R. B. Lemberg	1976	Ukrainian-American	Bigender	Writer, poet, editor, professor	[140] [141] [142]
Jesse Leigh	20th century	American	Non-binary	Actor	[143]
CN Lester	1984	British	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter	[144]
Jessie Mei Li	1995	English	Gender non-conforming	Actor	[145]
Demi Lovato	1992	American	Non-binary	Singer, actor	[146]
Brigette Lundy-Paine	1994	American	Non-binary	Actor	[147]
Alex MacFarlane	1955	Australian	Androgynous	First person known with an 'X' sex marker on passport	[148] [149] [150]
Ange Madame	21st century	South African	Non-binary, queer	Producer, rapper, vocalist, performance artist	[151]
Gopi Shankar Madurai	1991	Indian	Genderqueer	Writer, speaker, politician, equal rights activist, recipient of The Commonwealth Award	[152]
Keith Maillard	1942	Canadian-American	Non-binary	Novelist, poet, professor	[153]
James Majoos	21st century	Australian	Non-binary	Actor	[154]
Jin Maley	1986	American	Non-binary	Actor	[155]
Chella Man	1998	American	Queer	Actor, model, artist, YouTuber, activist	[156]
Kelly Mantle	1976	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, actor, television personality	[157]
Toby Marlow	1994	British	Non-binary	Co-creator of Six, composer, writer, actor	[158]
Jeffrey Marsh	1977	American	Genderqueer	Vine and social media activist	[159]
Mae Martin	1987	Canadian	Non-binary	Comedian, actor, screenwriter	[160]
Jess McAvoy	1980	Australian	Non-binary	Performing artist, songwriter, musiciande	[161]
Gerard McCarthy	1981	Irish	Non-binary	Actor	[162]
Rose McGowan	1973	American	Non-binary	Actor, model, singer, author	[163]
Catherine McKenney	1961	Canadian	Non-binary	Politician	[164]
Foz Meadows	1986	Australian	Genderqueer	Writer (Hugo Award winning novelist and blogger)	[165]
Bobbi Salvör Menuez	1993	American	Non-binary, transgender	Actor, model	[166]
Bethany C. Meyers	1990	American	Non-binary	Fitness entrepreneur	[167]
Myst Milano	21st century	Canadian	Non-binary	Rapper and DJ	[168]
Ezra Miller	1992	American	Queer, genderfluid	Actor, singer	[169]
sj Miller	1970	American	Agender	Academic and social justice activist	[170]
John Cameron Mitchell	1963	American	Non-binary	Actor, playwright, screenwriter, singer, songwriter, producer, director	[171]
Janelle Monáe	1985	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, actor, record producer	[172] [173]
Jack Monroe	1988	British	Non-binary transgender	Journalist	[174]
Jinkx Monsoon	1987	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality	[175]
Rose Montoya	1995	Anerican	Non-binary, trans woman	Model, content creator, activist	. [176] [177]
Indya Moore	1995	American	Non-binary	Actor, model	[178]
Grant Morrison	1960	Scottish	Genderqueer	Comic book writer, playwright	[179]
Evelyn Morris	21st century	Australian	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter	[180]
Zanele Muholi	1972	South African	Non-binary	Visual artist, photographer	[181]
Ali K. Mulford	20th century	Australian	Non-binary	Writer	[182]
Nemo	1999	Swiss	Non-binary	Singer, rapper, winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024	[183]
Skatune Network	1995	American	Non-binary	YouTuber, musician, composer, music educator, trombonist	[184]
Shain Neumeier	1987	American	Non-binary	Attorney and activist	[185]
Marieke Nijkamp	1986	Dutch	Non-binary	Writer	[186]
Norrie	1962	Scottish-Australian	Androgynous	Activist and political cartoonist	[187]
Richard O'Brien	1942	English-New Zealander	Transgender, Genderqueer	Writer, actor, television presenter, theatre performer	[188] [189]
Celeste O'Connor	1998	American; born in Kenya	Non-binary	Actor	[190]
Saoi O'Connor	21st century	Irish	Transgender, non-binary	Climate activist, writer	[191]
Eureka O'Hara	1990	American	Genderfluid, Gender-neutral	Drag queen, television personality	[192]
Andrew O'Neill	1979	British	Non-binary	Comedian, musician, writer	[193]
AJ Odasso	1981	American	Intersex, non-binary	Writer, poet	[194]
Tamsin Omond	1984	British	Non-binary	Activist, author, journalist, politician	[195]
Kay O'Neill	20th century	New Zealand	Non-binary	Illustrator and writer	[196]
Vico Ortiz	1991	Puerto Rican	Non-binary	Actor, drag king and activist	[197]
Genesis P-Orridge	1950	British	Pandrogyne	Singer-songwriter, musician, poet, writer, performance artist	[198]
Elliot Page	1987	Canadian	Transgender, non-binary, queer	Actor, producer	[199]
Pidgeon Pagonis	1986	American	Non-binary	Intersex human rights activist	[200] [201]
V Pappas	1978/1979	Australian-American	Woman, non-binary	Businessperson, former COO of TikTok	[202]
Mason Alexander Park	1995	American	Non-binary	Actor	[203]
Bárbara Paz	1974	Brazilian	Non-binary, bigender	Actress, producer, model, and film director	[204]
A. W. Peet	1968	New Zealander, Canadian	Non-binary	Physicist (string theory and quantum gravity)	[205]
Everest Pipkin	21st century	American	Non-binary, transgender	Software artist, writer, game designer	[206]
Planningtorock	1972	British	Genderqueer	Musician	[207]
Devon Price	1988	American	Non-binary	Social psychologist, blogger, author	[208]
Paperboy Prince	1992/1993	American	Non-binary	Artist, community activist, politician	[209]
King Princess	1998	American	Genderqueer	Musician, singer-songwriter	[210]
Public Universal Friend	1752	American	Genderless	Quaker preacher, proponent of abolition, and sexual abstinence	[211]
Chris Pureka	1979	American	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter	[212] [213]
Quinn	1995	Canadian	Nonbinary, transgender	Professional soccer player, Olympic gold medallist	[214]
Zoë Quinn	1987	American	Not-cisgender	Video game developer	[215]
Sara Ramirez	1975	Mexican-American	Nonbinary, genderqueer, bisexual	Actor	[216]
Bella Ramsey	2003	British	Genderfluid	Actor	[217]
Amy Ray	1964	American	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter, member of Indigo Girls, founder of Daemon Records	[218] [219]
Omar van Reenen	1996	Namibian	Nonbinary	LGBTQ rights activist	[220]
Raquel Salas Rivera	1985	Puerto Rican	Nonbinary	Poet	[221]
L. J. Roberts	1980	American	Genderqueer	Textile artist	[222]
Megan Rohrer	1980	American	Transgender	Pastor, activist	[223]
Michelle Rojas	1987	American	Non-binary	Voice actress	[224]
Katherine Magdalene Rose	20th century	American	Non-binary	Author, activist	[225]
Ruby Rose	1986	Australian	Genderfluid	Model, actor, singer, television presenter	[226]
Roxen	2000	Romanian	Non-binary	Singer	[227]
Rykka	1986	Swiss-Canadian	Non-binary	Singer and songwriter, Swiss representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016	[228]
Dua Saleh	1994	Sudanese-American	Non-binary	Singer and actor	[229] [230]
Marianna Salzmann	1985	German	Non-binary	Playwright, essayist, novelist	[231]
JD Samson	1978	American	Genderqueer, non-binary, gender non-conforming	Musician	[232] [233] [234] [235]
Patruni Sastry	1992	Indian	Non-binary	Dancer, performance artist, visual artist, model, drag queen	[236]
Shamir	1994	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter	[237]
Sin Wai Kin	1991	Canadian	Non-binary	Visual artist, drag performer	[238]
SMITH	1985	French		Artist, film-maker	[239]
Alana Smith	2000	American	Non-binary	Professional skateboarder	[240]
Sam Smith	1992	British	Non-binary, genderqueer	Singer	[241]
Joey Soloway	1965	American	Non-binary, gender non-conforming	Writer, director, producer	[242]
Rae Spoon	1982	Canadian		Musician, writer	[243]
Amandla Stenberg	1998	American	Non-binary	Actor	[244]
James Stephanie Sterling	1984	English-American	Non-binary, transgender	Video game critic, web video producer, livestreamer, professional wrestler	[245]
J Stevens	20th century	Canadian	Non-binary	Cinematographer, director and co-creator of the comedy series Slo Pitch .	[246]
ND Stevenson	1991	American	Non-binary	Creator of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Nimona , writer, animator.	[247]
Courtney Stodden	1994	American	Non-binary	Media personality, model, singer, songwriter	[248]
Rebecca Sugar	1987	American	Non-binary	Animator, director, screenwriter, producer, songwriter	[249]
Emma Sulkowicz	1992	American	Non-binary	Performance artist, anti-rape activist	[250]
Tash Sultana	1995	Australian	Non-binary	Musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist	[251]
Eliot Sumner	1990	British	Genderfluid	Musician, singer-songwriter	[252] [253]
Quintessa Swindell	1997	American	Non-binary	Actor	[254]
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore	1973	American	Genderqueer	Author, activist	[255]
Bogi Takács	1983	American; born in Hungary	Agender	Writer, psycholinguist, editor	[256]
Audrey Tang	1981	Taiwanese	Non-binary, post-gender	Politican, software programmer	[257]
Bex Taylor-Klaus	1994	American	Non-binary	Actor	[258]
Kae Tempest	1985	British	Non-binary	Poet	[259]
Zoe Terakes	21st century	Australian	Non-binary, transmasculine	Actor	[260]
Damian Terriquez	1998	American	Non-binary	Actor, activist, philanthropist	[261]
T. Thomason	1994	Canadian	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter	[262]
JayR Tinaco	1989	Australian	Non-binary	Actor	[263] [264]
Jacob Tobia	1991	American	Genderqueer	Writer, activist	[265]
Émile P. Torres	21st century	American	Non-binary	Philosopher, intellectual historian, author, activist, postdoctoral researcher, co-coiner of TESCREAL	[266]
Nico Tortorella	1988	American	Gender fluid	Actor, model	[267]
Stephen Trask	1966	American	Non-binary	Musician, composer	[268]
Mauree Turner	1992/1993	American	Non-binary	Politician	[269]
Carly Usdin	1982	American	Non-binary	Filmmaker, writer	[270]
Hikaru Utada	1983	Japanese-American	Non-binary	Singer / songwriter	[271]
Alok Vaid-Menon	1991	American	Non-binary	Spoken word performance	[6]
Jonathan Van Ness	1987	American	Non-binary, genderqueer	Hairdresser, podcaster, television personality	[272]
Jo Vannicola	1968	Canadian	Non-binary	Actor, writer	[273]
Sasha Velour	1987	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, television personality	[274]
Lil Uzi Vert	1994	American	Gender non-conforming	Rapper, singer, songwriter	[275]
Hida Viloria	1968	American	Genderfluid	Writer, author, producer, LGBTI activist	[276] [277]
Vice Ganda	1976	Filipino	Non-binary	Actor and comedian	[278]
D.W. Waterson	21st century	Canadian	Non-binary	DJ, drummer, writer, director, web series creator	[279]
Lachlan Watson	2001	American	Genderqueer	Actor	[280]
Sage Ni'Ja Whitson	21st century	American	Gender non-conforming, non-binary	Artist, performer, writer	[281] [282]
Gigi Raven Wilbur	1955	American	Intersex, hermaphrodite, third gender, ladyboy	Writer, activist, cocreator of Celebrate Bisexuality Day	[283] [284]
Dorian Wood	1975	American	Genderfluid	Singer, composer, performance artist, visual artist, writer	[285]
James Wylder	1989	American	Non-binary	Founder of Arcbeatle Press, creator of 10,000 Dawns	[286] [287]
Celeste Yim	1996	Korean Canadian	Non-binary	Comedian, writer	[288]
Reuben Zellman	1979	American	Non-binary	Rabbi, musician	[289] [290]
Nevo Zisin	1996	Australian	Non-binary	Writer, activist	[291]
Dana Zzyym	1958	American	Non-binary	Intersex human rights activist	[ citation needed ]

Third gender and indigenous people

The term "third gender" has been used to describe hijras of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan ^[292] who have gained legal identity, fa'afafine of Polynesia, and sworn virgins of the Balkans, ^[293] among others, and is also used by many of such groups and individuals to describe themselves.

Name	Birth year	Nationality	Gender identity	Occupation(s)	Reference
Marjorie Beaucage	1947	Canada	Two-spirit	Filmmaker and teacher	[294]
Alec Butler	1959	Canada	Two-spirit	Playwright and filmmaker	[295]
Parinya Charoenphol	1981	Thailand	Kathoey	Muay Thai boxer	[296]
Chrystos	1946	United States of America	Two-spirit	Poet and activist	[297]
Edward Cowley	20th century	New Zealand	Fa'afafine	Entertainer	[298]
Waawaate Fobister	20th century	Canada	Two-spirit	Playwright and actor	[299]
Ketty Gabriele	1981	Italy	Femminiello	Mafia figure	[300]
Lily Gladstone	1986	United States of America	Middle-gendered	Actress	[301]
Yuhki Kamatani	1983	Japan	X-gender	Manga writer, illustrator	[302]
Shigeyuki Kihara	1975	Samoa	Fa'afafine	Contemporary artist	[303]
Richard LaFortune	1960	United States of America	Two-Spirit	Author, activist	[304]
Marion Malena	20th century	American Samoa	Fa'afafine	Beauty pageant	[305]
Shabnam Mausi	20th century	India	Hijra	First hijra in India elected to public office	[306]
Kent Monkman	1965	Canada	Two-Spirit	Artist	[307]
Osh-Tisch	1854	Crow Nation	Badé	Activist	[308]
Fuimaono Karl Pulotu-Endemann	20th century	Samoan Islands	Fa'afafine	Medical professional	[309]
A. Revathi	20th century	India	Hijra	Writer and actor	[310]
Jaiyah Saelua	1988	American Samoa	Fa'afafine	Association football player	[311]
jaye simpson	1994/1995	Canada	Two-Spirit	Writer, poet, activist, drag queen	[312]
Tanwarin Sukkhapisit	1973	Thailand	Kathoey, non-binary	Filmmaker, politician	[313] [314]
Laxmi Narayan Tripathi	1979	India	Hijra	Actor, dancer, and transgender rights activist	[315] [316]
Yuu Watase	1970	Japan	X-gender	Manga writer	[317]
We'wha	1849	United States of America	Lhamana	Zuni Native American	[318]
Joshua Whitehead	1989	Canada	Two-Spirit	Author	[319]
Massey Whiteknife	20th century	Canada	Two-Spirit	Businessman and entertainer	[320]
Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu	1972	Hawaii	Māhū	Dance teacher	[321]
Jeneen Frei Njootli	1988	Canada	Two-Spirit	Artist	[322]

See also

• List of non-binary writers
• List of fictional non-binary characters
• List of transgender people
• List of intersex people
• List of androgynous people
• List of gender identities

Explanatory notes

1. While Coltrane hasn't explicitly identified with any non-binary identities, they said in the reference: "I’m not really a man[.] ... There are definitely people who are men through and through, and that’s awesome, but for me the binary gender demarcation always has felt just kind of like … a charade, like this character that I have to play", signalling an identity outside of the gender binary.
2. Per the references, Dodge identifies as a butch, but has also repeatedly expressed a disinterest in adopting any other gender designations or labels.

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