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New poll exposes the fault lines in the battle for trans rights
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70% of Britons believe trans people face discrimination and just over half understand that gender identity isn’t the same as biological sex.
However some are still not happy with transgender people using single-sex spaces spaces that match their true gender identity.
Moreover, 19% of British people think trans rights have gone too far in the country. Those are the major findings of new research from independent polling company Ipsos MORI out today.
The researchers also discovered big age differences in attitudes. 56% of Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) say transgender rights have not gone far enough.
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