Abstract
Black transgender and gender diverse youth (TGDY) often face barriers and inequities in accessing gender affirming medical care, even before factoring in intersectionality and community stigma. Pediatric gender care is often provided in large multi-disciplinary gender clinics, which can present barriers for Black TGDY as they often include long wait times, prioritization of patients seeking gender affirming medications (as opposed to social transition only), and a lack of diversity among gender clinic providers and staff.
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