There are two parts to my answer.
First, there is an economic cost to the problem we're discussing today. Not only is it a mental health issue, but it's also an economic issue. People who are uninformed about their gender may suffer from depression, and because of that, they are no longer productive in their jobs. There's a cost associated with that, and there's also a cost to parents.
Second, our organization is similar to other organizations in the United States, where research has been done on productivity among LGBT entrepreneurs and their employees. Three very important results were reported. It was shown that LGBT entrepreneurs produced 119% more patents, recruited 36% more members and had 44% more opportunities to exit their businesses. When the community is attacked, people are unable to thrive in the environment that stems from that.