List of non-binary 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

Name	Lifespan	Nationality	Gender identity	Occupation	Reference
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Professional wrestler
	1982–	Australian	Genderqueer	Drag queen, singer, television personality
	1988–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1996–	British	Gender non-conforming	Performance artist, poet, writer, LGBTQ rights activist
	2001–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1992–	Canadian	Non-binary	Actor, writer, web series creator, YouTube personality
	1990–	English	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, actor, activist
	1995–	American	Non-binary	Artist, musician, writer
	1993–	American	Non-binary	Music artist, drag queen, activist
	1989–	American	Trans-queer	Erotic dancer
	1979–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1989–	Venezuelan	Non-binary, transgender	Record producer, singer
	1984–	Canadian	Genderqueer	Politician
	1995–	Canadian	Genderfluid	Playwright, actor
	1991–	American	Non-binary and genderqueer	Professional skateboarder
	1979–	Maltese	Non-binary	LGBT, intersex human rights activist
	1974–	American	Non-binary, genderqueer	Singer-songwriter, musician
	1993–	Irish	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, Irish representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024
	1997–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1974–	British	Plural/non-binary	Author, speaker, consultant, activist
	1869–1954	British	Transgender, non-binary	Lawyer, writer, editor of the feminist gender studies journal Urania
	1984–	Slovak	Bigender	Music producer, DJ
	1973–	American	Transgender, non-binary	Artist, musician
	1962–	German–Swiss	Non-binary	Author, playwright, politician
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Voice actor
	Unknown	American	Transgender, non-binary	Paleontologist
	1988–	American	Non-binary	Musician, singer
	1986–	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, comedian
	1963–	American	Transgender	Singer-songwriter, drag queen
	1948–	American	Gender non-conforming	Author, playwright, performance artist, gender theorist
	1972–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality
	1969–	Maltese-Australian	Non-binary	First known intersex mayor, intersex activist, educator
	Unknown	American	Non-binary, transgender	Artist, educator, author
	1995–	American	Non-binary, transgender	Author
	1982–	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Stand-up comic, actor, writer
	1956–	American	Non-binary	Philosopher, gender theorist
	1894–1954	French	Neuter	Artist in the surrealist movement. Photographer, writer, sculptor.
	1974–	American	Non-binary	Poet, professor
	1997–	English	Non-binary	Actor
	1952–	German	Genderqueer	Musician, singer-songwriter
	1970–	American	Genderfluid	Singer-songwriter
	1994–	Canadian	Genderqueer and non-binary	Independent video game developer
	1975–	Canadian	Gender non-conforming	Performance artist
	1988–	English	Non-binary man	Musician, composer
	1992–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, model, television personality
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Visual artist
	2002–	Australian	Non-binary	Australian rules footballer
	1973–	Australian	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, record producer
	1994–	American		Actor, model
	1995–	English	Non-binary	Actor
	1991–	Canadian	Non-binary	Politician
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, musician, television personality
	1969–	Canadian	Non-binary	Writer. Won multiple ReLit and Stonewall Book Awards.
	1985–	American	Non-binary	Actor, singer
	1992–	American	Genderfluid	Singer, songwriter, actor
	1992–	English	Non-binary	Actor
	1984–	Australian	Non-binary	Television presenter, singer
	1972–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	2001–	Belgian	Non-binary	Climate activist
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, drag queen, television personality
	1992–	British	Genderfluid	Model, actor
	1984–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1966–	American		Sculptor, performer, video artist, professor, writer
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Model, actor, activist
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Musician
	1994–	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Actor, model, dancer
	1992–	American	Non-binary, transmasculine	Writer, actor, activist
	1988–	American	Non-binary	Actor, writer, journalist, podcaster
	2002–	English	Non-binary, transmasculine, queer	actor
	Unknown	New Zealander	Non-binary	Theoretical astrophysicist
	1992–	American	Genderfluid	Singer, songwriter, video, performance artist
	1980–	Polish-American	Non-binary	Filmmaker, activist
	2000–	English	Genderfluid	Twitch streamer and YouTuber
	1985–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, makeup artist, model, television personality
	1991–	American	Androgyne	Artist, musician, music producer
	1992–	American	Non-binary	Actor, producer, writer
	1994–	Australian	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, record producer, drummer, and musician
	1979–	American	Non-binary	National Basketball Association referee
	1990–	American	Agender	Writer, public speaker
	1978–	Australian	Genderqueer	Comedian, writer, actor
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Writer
	1990/1991–	Salvadoran-American	Genderqueer	Filmmaker, actor, model, activist
	1967–	Russian-American	Non-binary	Journalist, author, translator
	1992–	American	Non-binary	Model, designer, socialite and activist
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Actor, dancer
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Cartoonist
	1977–	American	Genderqueer	Children's book writer
	1995–	Canadian	Non-binary, trans woman	Actor, singer, drag queen
	1987–	American	Non-binary	Comedian, actor, writer, producer, director, activist
	1997–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality
	2000–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	2001–	British	Non-binary	Actor
	1994–	British	Non-binary	Actor
	Unknown	Canadian	Non-binary	Musician
	1995–	Brazilian	Genderfluid	Singer and rapper
	2000–	Australian	Non-binary	Australian rules footballer
	1988–	Danish	Non-binary	Comedian, author, podcaster, fashion designer, fat acceptance campaigner
	1992–	Finnish	Non-binary	Artist and illustrator
	1993–	British	Non-binary	Photographer, musician
	1994–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1991–	American	Agender	Rapper, lyricist
	1982–	Korean-American	Genderqueer	Artist and author in disability studies
	1995–	Australian	Non-binary	Actor, playwright
	1994–	American	Non-binary	Mid-distance runner
	1965–	German	Non-binary	Academic
	1990–	English	Non-binary	Musician, artist, animator
	1979–	American	Genderfluid	Songwriter, musician
	1997–	Welsh	Genderqueer, agender	Mayor of Bangor City Council. World's first openly non-binary mayor and Wales' youngest ever mayor.
	1997–	Australian	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, rapper, poet
	1962–	British	Transgender, genderfluid	Comedian, actor, writer
	1969–	American	Genderless	Party promoter
	1997–	Canadian	Non-binary	Professional ice hockey goaltender, actor
	1971–	Brazilian	Non-binary	Writer
	1874–unknown	American	Androgyne, invert, urning, fairie	Law clerk, activist
	1992–	American	Non-binary	Actor, comedian
	1995–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, dancer
	1993–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1982–	English	Gender non-conforming	Singer-songwriter, musician
	1970–	Jamaican	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1991–	American	Genderqueer	Cartoonist
Akiyama Kokona	2005-	Japanese	Non-binary, transmasculine	Rapper
	1972–	American	Genderfluid	Author, bodybuilder, marine, model, pharmacist, powerlifter
	1992–	Swiss	Non-binary	Writer, thespian
	Unknown	Canadian	Genderqueer	Politician
	1997–	Australian	Non-binary	Wheelchair racer, model
	1990	American	Non-binary	Pair skater
	1985	Japanese-American	Non-binary	Playwright, actor
	1980	American	Genderqueer	Pornographic actor
	1996–	American	Non-binary, trans woman	Singer-songwriter, producer, comedian, internet personality
	1976–	Ukrainian-American	Bigender	Writer, poet, editor, professor
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1984–	British	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter
	1995–	English	Gender non-conforming	Actor
	1992–	American	Non-binary	Singer, actor
	1981–	American	Gender-neutral	Singer-songwriter
	1996–	Australian	Non-binary	Australian rules footballer
	1970–	English	Non-binary	Writer, naturalist
	1955–	Australian	Androgynous	First person known with an 'X' sex marker on passport
	Unknown	South African	Non-binary, queer	Producer, rapper, vocalist, performance artist
	1996–	English	Non-binary	Actor
	1991–	Indian	Genderqueer	Writer, speaker, politician, equal rights activist, recipient of The Commonwealth Award
	1983–	American	Gender non-conforming	Activist, politician, drag performer, singer
	1942–	Canadian-American	Non-binary	Novelist, poet, professor
	Unknown	Australian	Non-binary	Actor
	1986–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1998–	American	Queer	Actor, model, artist, YouTuber, activist
	1976–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, actor, television personality
	1994–	British	Non-binary	Co-creator of Six, composer, writer, actor
	Unknown	Canadian	Non-binary, transgender	Comedian
	1977–	American	Genderqueer	Vine and social media activist
	1987–	Canadian	Non-binary	Comedian, actor, screenwriter
	1980–	Australian	Non-binary	Performing artist, songwriter, musician
	1981–	Irish	Non-binary	Actor
	1973–	American	Non-binary	Actor, model, singer, author
	1961–	Canadian	Non-binary	Politician
	1986–	Australian	Genderqueer	Writer
	1993–	American	Non-binary, transgender	Actor, model
	1990–	American	Non-binary	Fitness entrepreneur
	1982/1983–	American	Non-binary	Visual artist, musician, rapper
	1973–	Colombian-American	Non-binary	Video artist and musician featured in the film Spirits in the Forest
	Unknown	Canadian	Non-binary	Rapper and DJ
	1992–	American	Queer, genderfluid	Actor, singer
	1970–	American	Agender	Academic and social justice activist
	1980–	Argentinian	Non-binary	Visual artist
	1963–	American	Non-binary	Actor, playwright, screenwriter, singer, songwriter, producer, director
	1953–	New Zealander	Intersex, non-binary	Intersex activist, educator
	1985–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter, actor, record producer
	1988–	British	Non-binary transgender	Journalist
	1987–	American	Genderfluid	Drag queen, television personality
	1995–	Australian	Non-binary	Musician, singer, streamer
	1995–	American	Non-binary, trans woman	Model, content creator, activist	.
	1995–	American	Non-binary	Actor, model
	Unknown	English	Non-binary	Graphic designer, illustrator, artist
	1960–	Scottish	Genderqueer	Comic book writer, playwright
	Unknown	Australian	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1972–	South African	Non-binary	Visual artist, photographer
	Unknown	Australian	Non-binary	Writer
	1980–	American	Gender non-conforming, trans woman, non-binary	Actress, activist
	1999–	Swiss	Non-binary	Singer, rapper, winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024
	1995–	American	Non-binary	YouTuber, musician, composer, music educator, trombonist
	1987–	American	Non-binary	Attorney and activist
	1992–	American	Gender nonconforming	Singer, actor
	1990–	Australian	Non-binary	Comedian, actor
	1986–	Dutch	Non-binary	Writer
	1962–	Scottish-Australian	Androgynous	Activist and political cartoonist
	1942–	English-New Zealander	Transgender, Genderqueer	Writer, actor, television presenter, theatre performer
	1988–	American	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter, musician
	1998–	American; born in Kenya	Non-binary	Actor
	Unknown	Irish	Transgender, non-binary	Climate activist, writer
	1990–	American	Genderfluid, gender-neutral, trans woman	Drag queen, television personality
	1979–	British	Non-binary	Comedian, musician, writer
	1981–	American	Intersex, non-binary	Writer, poet
	1978–	Polish	Non-binary	Artist
	1984–	British	Non-binary	Activist, author, journalist, politician
	Unknown	New Zealander	Non-binary	Illustrator and writer
	1991–	Puerto Rican	Non-binary	Actor, drag king and activist
	1950–2020	British	Pandrogyne	Singer-songwriter, musician, poet, writer, performance artist
	1987–	Canadian	Transgender, non-binary, queer	Actor, producer
	1986–	American	Non-binary	Intersex human rights activist
	1978/1979–	Australian-American	Woman, non-binary	Businessperson, former COO of TikTok
	1995–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1974–	Brazilian	Non-binary, bigender	Actress, producer, model, and film director
	1968–	New Zealander, Canadian	Non-binary	Physicist, professor
	1975–	Canadian-American	Non-binary, femme	Poet, writer, educator, social activist
	Unknown	American	Non-binary, transgender	Software artist, writer, game designer
	1972–	British	Genderqueer	Musician
	1988–	American	Non-binary	Social psychologist, blogger, author
	1992/1993–	American	Non-binary	Artist, community activist, politician
	1998–	American	Genderqueer	Musician, singer-songwriter
	1752–1819	American	Genderless	Quaker preacher, proponent of abolition and sexual abstinence
	1979–	American	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter
	1986–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1995–	Canadian	Nonbinary, transgender	Professional soccer player, Olympic gold medallist
	1987–	American	Not-cisgender	Video game developer
	1975–	Mexican-American	Nonbinary, genderqueer, bisexual	Actor
	2003–	British	Genderfluid	Actor
	1964–	American	Genderqueer	Singer-songwriter, member of Indigo Girls, founder of Daemon Records
	1996–	Namibian	Nonbinary	LGBTQ rights activist
	2003–	American	Non-binary	Musician
	1985–	Puerto Rican	Nonbinary	Poet
	1980–	American	Genderqueer	Textile artist
	1980–	American	Transgender	Pastor, activist
	1987–	American	Non-binary	Voice actress
	Unknown	American	Non-binary	Author, activist
	1986–	Australian	Genderfluid	Model, actor, singer, television presenter
	2000–	Romanian	Non-binary	Singer
	1986–	Swiss-Canadian	Non-binary	Singer and songwriter, Swiss representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016
	1994–	Sudanese-American	Non-binary	Singer and actor
	1985–	German	Non-binary	Playwright, essayist, novelist
	1978–	American	Genderqueer, non-binary, gender non-conforming	Musician
	1992–	Indian	Non-binary	Dancer, performance artist, visual artist, model, drag queen
	1987–	American	Non-binary, transfeminine	Filmmaker
	1973–	American	Non-binary, transgender	Actor, musician
	1979–	Indian	Gender-neutral	Actress, filmmaker
	1994–	American	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1998–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1991–	Canadian	Non-binary	Visual artist, drag performer
	Unknown	American	Neuter	Activist, co-founder of Autism Network International
	1985–	French		Artist, film-maker
	2000–	American	Non-binary	Professional skateboarder
	1992–	British	Non-binary, genderqueer	Singer
	1965–	American	Non-binary, gender non-conforming	Writer, director, producer
	1998–	American	Non-binary	Professional esports player
	1982–	Canadian		Musician, writer
	1998–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1984–	English-American	Non-binary, transgender	Video game critic, web video producer, livestreamer, professional wrestler
	Unknown	Canadian	Non-binary	Cinematographer, director and co-creator of the comedy series Slo Pitch.
	1991–	American	Non-binary	Creator of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Nimona, writer, animator.
	1994–	American	Non-binary	Media personality, model, singer, songwriter
	1993–	American	Queer	Actor, singer, dancer
	1971–	Australian	Non-binary	Athlete
	1987–	American	Non-binary	Animator, director, screenwriter, producer, songwriter
	1992–	American	Non-binary	Performance artist, anti-rape activist
	1995–	Australian	Non-binary	Musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
	1990–	British	Genderfluid	Musician, singer-songwriter
	1997–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1973–	American	Genderqueer	Author, activist
	1983–	American; born in Hungary	Agender	Writer, psycholinguist, editor
	1981–	Taiwanese	Non-binary, post-gender	Politician, software programmer
	1994–	American	Non-binary	Actor
	1985–	British	Non-binary	Poet
	Unknown	Australian	Non-binary, transmasculine	Actor
	1998–	American	Non-binary	Actor, activist, philanthropist
	1977–	American	Non-binary	DJ, producer, musician
	1994–	Canadian	Non-binary	Singer-songwriter
	1989–	Australian	Non-binary	Actor
	1987–	Irish	Non-binary	Journalist, campaigner
	1988–	American	Non-binary	Actor, fashion model
	1991–	American	Genderqueer	Writer, activist
	1982–	American	Non-binary	Philosopher, intellectual historian, author, activist, postdoctoral researcher, co-coiner of TESCREAL
	1988–	American	Gender fluid	Actor, model
	1966–	American	Non-binary	Musician, composer
	1984–	American	Transgender, non-binary	Drag queen, musician
	1992/1993–	American	Non-binary	Politician
	1982–	American	Non-binary	Filmmaker, writer
	1983–	Japanese-American	Non-binary	Singer / songwriter
	1991–	American	Non-binary	Spoken word performance
	1987–	American	Non-binary, genderqueer	Hairdresser, podcaster, television personality
	1968–	Canadian	Non-binary	Actor, writer
	1987–	American	Non-binary	Drag queen, television personality
	1988–	American	Non-binary, genderfluid, gender variant	Performer, songwriter, playwright
	1994–	American	Gender non-conforming	Rapper, singer, songwriter
	1993–	Australian	Non-binary	Australian rules footballer
	1968–	American	Genderfluid	Writer, author, producer, LGBTI activist
	1976–	Filipino	Non-binary	Actor and comedian
	Unknown	Canadian	Non-binary	DJ, drummer, writer, director, web series creator
	2001–	American	Genderqueer	Actor
	1983–	American	Non-binary	Singer, actor
	1981–	American	Non-binary	Author
	Unknown	American	Gender non-conforming, non-binary	Artist, performer, writer
	1955–	American	Intersex, hermaphrodite, third gender, ladyboy	Writer, activist, cocreator of Celebrate Bisexuality Day
	1971–	Canadian	Non-binary	Politician
	1975–	American	Genderfluid	Singer, composer, performance artist, visual artist, writer
	1989–	American	Non-binary	Author, publisher
	1996–	Korean Canadian	Non-binary	Comedian, writer
	1997–	Singaporean	Non-binary	Singer, songwriter, and producer
	1979–	American	Non-binary	Rabbi, musician
	1996–	Australian	Non-binary	Writer, activist
	1958–	American	Non-binary	Intersex human rights activist
	Unknown	American	Genderqueer	author, therapist, and somatic practitioner
	Unknown	Nigerian	Non-binary	Nigerian intersex and non-binary activist

Third gender and indigenous people

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

Name	Lifespan	Nation/Ethnicity	Gender identity	Occupation	Reference
	1947–	Métis	Two-spirit	Filmmaker and teacher
	1959–	Mi'kmaq	Two-spirit	Playwright and filmmaker
	1981–	Thai	Kathoey	Muay Thai boxer
Chrystos	1946–	Menominee	Two-spirit	Poet and activist
	Unknown	Samoan	Fa'afafine	Entertainer
	Unknown	Anishinaabe	Two-spirit	Playwright and actor
	1981–	Italian	Femminiello	Mafia figure
	1986–	Piegan Blackfeet	Middle-gendered	Actress
	1983–	Japanese	X-gender	Manga writer, illustrator
	1975–	Japanese–Samoan	Fa'afafine	Contemporary artist
	1960–	Yup'ik	Two-Spirit	Author, activist
	2000–	Girmitiya–Fijian	Vakasalewalewa, hijra, non-binary	Activist, model
	Unknown	Samoan	Fa'afafine	Beauty pageant
	Unknown	Indian	Hijra	First hijra in India elected to public office
	1965–	Cree	Two-Spirit	Artist
Osh-Tisch	1854–unknown	Crow Nation	Badé	Activist
	Unknown	Samoan	Fa'afafine	Medical professional
	Unknown	Tamil	Hijra	Writer and actor
	1988–	Samoan	Fa'afafine	Association football player
	1994/1995–	Oji-Cree–Saulteaux	Two-spirit	Writer, poet, activist, drag queen
	1973–	Thai	Kathoey, non-binary	Filmmaker, politician
	1979–	Indian	Hijra	Actor, dancer, and transgender rights activist
	1970–	Japanese	X-gender	Manga writer
We'wha	1849–1896	Zuni	Lhamana	Zuni Native American
	1989–	Oji-Cree	Two-Spirit	Author
	Unknown	Cree	Two-spirit	Businessman and entertainer
	1972–	Hawaiian	Māhū	Dance teacher
	1988–	Gwichʼin	Two-Spirit	Artist