Most Americans oppose transgender youth accessing gender-affirming care, but that doesn't mean they want it banned
Americans' opinions on gender-affirming care for youth, which was defined as "any kind of care designed to support and affirm their gender identity, including therapy, consultations with doctors, hormones or puberty blockers, other medication, and, rarely, surgery"
Bar charts showing 60% of Americans oppose the right for transgender youth to access gender-affirming care, but only 46% of Americans think gender-affirming care should be banned or restricted.
