List of people with non-binary gender identities

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This is a list of notable people who identify with a gender that is outside of the gender binary (i.e. non-binary or genderqueer).

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Non-binary gender identities include agender and bigender.

Non-binary, genderqueer and genderfluid identities

List of people, with name, birth year, nationality, gender identity and reference shown
NameBirth yearNationalityGender identityNotable asReference
Courtney Act 1982Australian Genderqueer Drag queen, singer, television personality [1]
Adeem the Artist 1988American Non-binary Singer-songwriter [2]
Travis Alabanza 1996BritishGender non-conformingPerformance artist, poet, writer, LGBTQ rights activist [3]
K Alexander 1992CanadianNon-binaryActor, writer, web series creator, YouTube personality [4]
Olly Alexander 1990EnglishNon-binarySinger, songwriter, actor, activist [5]
Taylor Alxndr 1993AmericanNon-binaryMusic artist, drag queen, activist [6]
Qween Amor 1989American Erotic dancer [7]
Ser Anzoategui 1979AmericanNon-binaryActor (Best Supporting Actor nominee at the Imagen Awards) [8] [9] [10]
Arca 1989VenezuelanNon-binary, TransgenderRecord producer, singer [11]
Uzoma Asagwara 1984CanadianGenderqueerPolitician [12]
Bilal Baig 1995Canadian Genderfluid Playwright, actor [13]
Leo Baker 1991AmericanNon-binary and genderqueerProfessional skateboarder [14] [15]
Ruth Baldacchino 1979MalteseNon-binaryLGBT, intersex human rights activist [16]
Meg-John Barker 1974BritishPlural/non-binaryAuthor, speaker, consultant, activist [17]
Thomas Baty 1869BritishTransgender, non-binaryLawyer, writer, editor of the feminist gender studies journal Urania [18]
B-Complex 1984SlovakianBigenderMusic producer, DJ [19] [20] [21]
Mal Blum 1988AmericanNon-binaryMusician, singer [22]
Bob the Drag Queen 1986AmericanNon-binaryDrag queen, comedian [23]
Justin Vivian Bond 1963AmericanTransgenderSinger-songwriter, drag queen [24]
Kate Bornstein 1948AmericanGender non-conformingAuthor, playwright, performance artist, gender theorist [25]
Pandora Boxx 1972AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, television personality [26]
Tony Briffa 1969Maltese-AustralianNon-binaryFirst known intersex mayor, intersex activist, educator [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
River Butcher 1982AmericanNon-binary, trans masculineStand-up comic, actor [33]
Judith Butler 1956AmericanNon-binaryPhilosopher, gender theorist [34]
Claude Cahun 1894French Neuter Artist in the surrealist movement. Photographer, writer, sculptor. [35] [36]
Anna-Varney Cantodea 1952GermanGenderqueerMusician, singer-songwriter [37]
Nicky Case 1994CanadianGenderqueer and non-binaryIndependent video game developer [38]
Cassils 1975CanadianGender non-conformingPerformance artist [39]
Violet Chachki 1992AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, model, television personality [40]
Ellar Coltrane 1994AmericanActor, model [41]
Emma Corrin 1995EnglishNon-binaryActor [42]
Estefan Cortes-Vargas 1991CanadianNon-binaryPolitician [43]
Shea Couleé 1989AmericanNon-binaryDrag queen, musician, television personality [44]
Ivan Coyote 1969CanadianNon-binaryWriter. Won multiple ReLit and Stonewall Book Awards. [45] [46] [47]
Miley Cyrus 1992AmericanGenderfluidSinger, songwriter, actor [48]
Emma D'Arcy 1992EnglishNon-binaryActor [49]
Brihony Dawson 1984AustralianNon-binaryTelevision presenter, singer [50] [51]
Adore Delano 1989AmericanNon-binarySinger, songwriter, drag queen, television personality [52]
Cara Delevingne 1992BritishGenderfluidModel, actor [53]
Asia Kate Dillon 1984AmericanNon-binaryActor [54]
Rain Dove 1989AmericanNon-binaryModel, actor, activist [55]
Kizzy Edgell 2002EnglishNon-binary, trans masculine, queer actor [56] [57] [58]
Dorian Electra 1992AmericanGenderfluidSinger, songwriter, video, performance artist [59]
Dominick Evans 1980Polish-AmericanNon-binaryFilmmaker, activist [60] [61]
Miss Fame 1985AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, makeup artist, model, television personality [62]
Florian-Ayala Fauna 1991AmericanAndrogyneArtist, musician, music producer [63] [64]
E.R. Fightmaster 1992AmericanNon-binaryActor, producer, writer [65]
G Flip 1994AustralianNon-binarySinger, songwriter, record producer, drummer, and musician [66]
Tyler Ford 1990AmericanAgenderWriter, public speaker [67]
Hannah Gadsby 1978AustralianGenderqueerComedian, writer, actor [68]
Sarah Gailey 20th centuryAmericanNon-binaryWriter [69]
River Gallo 1990/1991Salvadoran-AmericanGenderqueerFilmmaker, actor, model, activist [70] [71] [72]
Nats Getty 1992AmericanNon-binaryModel, designer, socialite and activist
J. Harrison Ghee 1989AmericanNon-binaryActor, dancer [73]
Melanie Gillman 20th centuryAmericanNon-binaryCartoonist [74]
Alex Gino 1977AmericanGenderqueerChildren’s book writer [75]
Gigi Goode 1997AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, television personality [76] [77] [78]
Tylan Grant 2001BritishNon-binaryActor [79]
Grey Gritt 20th centuryCanadianNon-binaryMusician [80]
Gloria Groove 1995BrazilianGenderfluidSinger and rapper [81] [82]
Angel Haze 1991American Agender Rapper, lyricist [83]
Johanna Hedva 1982Korean-AmericanGenderqueerArtist and author in disability studies [84]
Liv Hewson 1995AustralianNon-binaryActor, playwright [85]
Nikki Hiltz 1994AmericanNon-binaryMid-distance runner [86]
Lann Hornscheidt 1965GermanNon-binaryAcademic [87]
Beth Jeans Houghton 1990EnglishNon-binaryMusician, artist, animator [88] [89]
Jana Hunter 1979AmericanGenderfluidSongwriter, musician [90]
Owen Hurcum 1997WelshGenderqueer, agenderMayor of Bangor City Council (elected 2021). World's first openly non-binary mayor and Wales' youngest ever mayor. [91]
Eddie Izzard 1962BritishTransgender, genderfluidComedian, actor, writer [92] [93] [94]
Andre J. 1979AmericanGenderlessParty promoter [95]
Elly Jackson 1988BritishSinger [96]
Jennie June 1874AmericanAndrogyne, invert, urning, fairieLaw clerk, activist [97] [98] [99] [100]
Molly Kearney 1992AmericanNon-binaryActor, comedian [101]
Jesse James Keitel 1993AmericanNon-binaryActor [102]
Maia Kobabe 1991AmericanGenderqueerCartoonist [103]
Janae Kroc 1972AmericanGenderfluidAuthor, bodybuilder, marine, model, pharmacist, powerlifter [104] [105]
Lisa Lachance 20th centuryCanadianGenderqueerPolitician [106]
Shaneel Lal 2000Fijian-New ZealanderTransgender, non-binaryActivist, model [107]
Robyn Lambird 1997AustralianNon-binaryWheelchair racer, model [108]
Timothy LeDuc 1990AmericanNon-binaryPair skater [109]
Haruna Lee1985Japanese-AmericanNon-binaryPlaywright, actor [110]
Jiz Lee 1980AmericanGenderqueerPornographic actor [111]
R.B. Lemberg 1976Ukrainian-American Bigender Writer, poet, editor, professor [112] [113] [114]
Jesse Leigh 20th centuryAmericanNon-binaryActor [115]
CN Lester 1984BritishGenderqueerSinger-songwriter [116]
Demi Lovato 1992AmericanNon-binarySinger, actor [117]
Brigette Lundy-Paine 1994AmericanNon-binaryActor [118]
Alex MacFarlane 1955AustralianAndrogynousFirst person known with an 'X' sex marker on passport [119] [120] [121]
Gopi Shankar Madurai 1991IndianGenderqueerWriter, speaker, politician, equal rights activist, recipient of The Commonwealth Award [122]
Keith Maillard 1942Canadian-AmericanNon-binaryNovelist, poet, professor [123]
Kelly Mantle 1976AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, actor, television personality [124]
Jeffrey Marsh 1977AmericanGenderqueerVine and social media activist [125]
Rose McGowan 1973AmericanNon-binaryActor, model, singer, author [126]
Foz Meadows 1986AustralianGenderqueerWriter (Hugo Award winning novelist and blogger) [127]
Catherine McKenney 1961CanadianNon-binaryPolitician [128]
Bethany C. Meyers 1990AmericanNon-binaryfitness entrepreneur [129]
Ezra Miller 1992AmericanQueer, genderfluidActor, singer [130]
sj Miller 1970AmericanAgenderAcademic and social justice activist [131]
Janelle Monáe 1985AmericanNon-binarySinger-songwriter, actor, record producer [132] [133]
Jack Monroe 1988BritishNon-binary transgenderJournalist [134]
Jinkx Monsoon 1987AmericanGenderfluidDrag queen, television personality [135]
Indya Moore 1995AmericanNon-binaryActor, model [136]
Grant Morrison 1960ScottishGenderqueerComic book writer, playwright [137]
Richard O'Brien 1942English-New ZealanderTransgender, GenderqueerWriter, actor, television presenter, theatre performer [138] [139]
Eureka O'Hara 1990AmericanGenderfluid, Gender-neutralDrag queen, television personality [140]
AJ Odasso 1981AmericanIntersex, non-binaryWriter, poet [141]
Tamsin Omond 1984BritishNon-binaryActivist, author, journalist, politician [142]
Kay O'Neill 20th centuryNew ZealandNon-binaryillustrator and writer [143]
Vico Ortiz 1991Puerto RicanNon-binaryActor, drag king and activist [144]
Genesis P-Orridge 1950BritishPandrogyneSinger-songwriter, musician, poet, writer, performance artist [145]
Elliot Page 1987CanadianTransgender, non-binary, queerActor, producer [146]
Pidgeon Pagonis 1986AmericanNon-binary Intersex human rights activist [147] [148]
Mason Alexander Park 1995AmericanNon-binaryActor [149]
Bárbara Paz 1974BrazilianNon-binary, bigenderActress, producer, model, and film director [150]
A. W. Peet 1968New Zealander, CanadianNon-binaryPhysicist (string theory and quantum gravity) [151]
Planningtorock 1972BritishGenderqueerMusician [152]
Paperboy Prince 1992/1993AmericanNon-binaryArtist, community activist, politician [153]
King Princess 1998AmericanGenderqueerMusician, singer-songwriter [154]
Public Universal Friend 1752American Genderless Quaker preacher, proponent of abolition, and sexual abstinence [155]
Chris Pureka 1979AmericanGenderqueerSinger-songwriter [156] [157]
Prince 1958AmericanGenderfluidSinger-songwriter, musician, actor [158] [159] [160]
Quinn 1995CanadianNonbinary, transgenderProfessional soccer player, Olympic gold medallist [161]
Bella Ramsey 2003BritishGenderfluidActor [162]
Amy Ray 1964AmericanGenderqueerSinger-songwriter, member of Indigo Girls, founder of Daemon Records [163] [164]
Raquel Salas Rivera 1985Puerto RicanNonbinaryPoet [165]
L. J. Roberts 1980AmericanGenderqueerTextile artist [166]
Megan Rohrer 1980AmericanTransgenderPastor, activist [167]
Ruby Rose 1986AustralianGenderfluidModel, actor, singer, television presenter [168]
Roxen 2000RomanianNon-binarySinger [169]
Dua Saleh 1994Sudanese-AmericanNon-binarySinger and actor [170] [171]
JD Samson 1978American Genderqueer, non-binary, gender non-conformingMusician [172] [173] [174] [175]
Shamir 1994AmericanNon-binarySinger-songwriter [176]
Victoria Sin 1991CanadianNon-binaryVisual artist, drag performer [177]
SMITH 1985FrenchArtist, film-maker [178]
Sam Smith 1992BritishNon-binary, genderqueerSinger [179]
Joey Soloway 1965AmericanNon-binary, gender non-conformingWriter, director, producer [180]
Rae Spoon 1982CanadianMusician, writer [181]
Amandla Stenberg 1998AmericanNon-binaryActor [182]
Jim Sterling 1984English-AmericanNon-binaryVideo game critic, web video producer, livestreamer, professional wrestler [183]
ND Stevenson 1991AmericanNon-binaryCreator of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Nimona , writer, animator. [184]
Courtney Stodden 1994AmericanNon-binaryMedia personality, model, singer, songwriter [185]
Rebecca Sugar 1987AmericanNon-binaryAnimator, director, screenwriter, producer, songwriter [186]
Emma Sulkowicz 1992AmericanNon-binaryPerformance artist, anti-rape activist [187]
Tash Sultana 1995AustralianNon-binaryMusician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist [188]
Eliot Sumner 1990BritishGenderfluidMusician, singer-songwriter [189] [190]
Quintessa Swindell 1997AmericanNon-binaryActor [191]
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore 1973AmericanGenderqueerAuthor, activist [192]
Bogi Takács 1983American; born in Hungary Agender Writer, psycholinguist, editor [193]
Bex Taylor-Klaus 1994AmericanNon-binaryActor [194]
Kae Tempest 1985BritishNon-binaryPoet [195]
T. Thomason 1994CanadianNon-binarySinger-songwriter [196]
JayR Tinaco 1989AustralianNon-binaryActor [197] [198]
Jacob Tobia 1991AmericanGenderqueerWriter, activist [199]
Nico Tortorella 1988AmericanGender fluidActor, model [200]
Mauree Turner 1992/1993AmericanNon-binaryPolitician [201]
Hikaru Utada 1983Japanese-AmericanNon-binarySinger / songwriter [202]
Alok Vaid-Menon 1991AmericanNon-binarySpoken word performance [4]
Jonathan Van Ness 1987AmericanNon-binary, genderqueerHairdresser, podcaster, television personality [203]
Joanne Vannicola 1968CanadianNon-binaryActor, writer [204]
Sasha Velour 1987AmericanNon-binaryDrag queen, television personality [205]
Hida Viloria 1968AmericanGenderfluidWriter, author, producer, LGBTI activist [206] [207]
Vice Ganda 1976FilipinoNon-binaryActor and comedian [208]
Lachlan Watson 2001AmericanGenderqueerActor [209]
Gigi Raven Wilbur 1955AmericanIntersex, hermaphrodite, third gender, ladyboy Writer, activist, cocreator of Celebrate Bisexuality Day [210] [211]
James Wylder 1989AmericanNon-binaryFounder of Arcbeatle Press, creator of 10,000 Dawns [212] [213]
Karekin Yarian 20th centuryAmericanNon-binaryAuthor, activist [214]
Celeste Yim 1996 Korean Canadian Non-binaryComedian, writer [215]
Reuben Zellman 1979AmericanNon-binaryRabbi, musician [216] [217]
Nevo Zisin 1996AustralianNon-binaryWriter, activist [218]
Dana Zzyym 1958AmericanNon-binary Intersex human rights activist
Ian Alexander 2001AmericanNon-binaryActor [219]
Blu del Barrio 1997AmericanNon-binaryActor [220]
Celia Rose Gooding 2000AmericanNon-binaryActor [221]
Jin Maley 1986AmericanNon-binaryActor [222]
Mae Martin 1987CanadianNon-binaryComedian, actor, screenwriter [223]
John Cameron Mitchell 1963AmericanNon-binaryActor, playwright, screenwriter, singer, songwriter, producer, director [224]
Stephen Trask 1966AmericanNon-binaryMusician, composer [225]

Third gender and indigenous gender identities

The term "third gender" has been used to describe hijras of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan [226] who have gained legal identity, fa'afafine of Polynesia, and sworn virgins of the Balkans, [227] among others, and is also used by many of such groups and individuals to describe themselves.

NameBirth yearNationalityGender identityNotable asReference
Marjorie Beaucage 1947 Canada Two-spirit Filmmaker and teacher [228]
Alec Butler 1959 Canada Two-spirit Playwright and filmmaker [229]
Parinya Charoenphol 1981 Thailand Kathoey Muay Thai boxer [230]
Chrystos 1946 United States of America Two-spirit Poet and activist [231]
Edward Cowley 20th century New Zealand Fa'afafine Entertainer [232]
Waawaate Fobister 20th century Canada Two-spirit Playwright and actor [233]
Ketty Gabriele 1981 Italy Femminiello Mafia figure [234]
Yuhki Kamatani 1983 Japan X-gender Manga writer, illustrator [235]
Shigeyuki Kihara 1975 Samoa Fa'afafine Contemporary artist [236]
Richard LaFortune 1960 United States of America Two-Spirit Author, activist [237]
Marion Malena 20th century American Samoa Fa'afafine Beauty pageant [238]
Shabnam Mausi 20th century India Hijra First hijra in India elected to public office [239]
Kent Monkman 1965 Canada Two-Spirit Artist [240]
Osh-Tisch 1854 Crow Nation BadéActivist [241]
Fuimaono Karl Pulotu-Endemann 20th century Samoan Islands Fa'afafine Medical professional [242]
A. Revathi 20th century India Hijra Writer and actor [243]
Jaiyah Saelua 1988 American Samoa Fa'afafine Association football player [244]
Tanwarin Sukkhapisit 1973 Thailand Kathoey, non-binaryFilmmaker, politician [245] [246]
Laxmi Narayan Tripathi 1979 India Hijra Actor, dancer, and transgender rights activist [247] [248]
Yuu Watase 1970 Japan X-gender Manga writer [249]
We'wha 1849 United States of America Lhamana Zuni Native American [250]
Joshua Whitehead 1989 Canada Two-Spirit Author [251]
Massey Whiteknife 20th century Canada Two-spirit Businessman and entertainer [252]
Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu 1972 Hawaii Māhū Dance teacher [253]
Jeneen Frei Njootli Unknown Canada Two-Spirit Artist [254]

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